Connecticut Certification Board
Connecticut Certification Board
Raising the Bar for Group Therapy (and Group Therapists)
Raising the Bar for Group Therapy (and Group Therapists)
Raising the Bar for Group Therapy (and Group Therapists)
Wednesday 19th April 2023
Andrew Bordt discusses enhancing group therapy for substance use disorders through better training and diverse group dynamics on 'Scope of Practice'.
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Episode Overview
- The importance of proper training in group therapy and its impact on the client experience
- Insight into the significance of engagement in therapy and diverse group dynamics
- Opportunities offered by the Institute for the Advancement of Group Therapy to enhance group therapy practices
- The role of supervision and feedback in improving group therapy delivery
Group therapy doesn't need to suck at all. It doesn't need to suck for the clinician, and it certainly doesn't need to suck for the patient. It can be a wonderful growth opportunity.
Ever wondered how group therapy can be more effective in treating substance use disorders? In this episode of 'Scope of Practice', Andrew Bordt, M.Ed., co-founder of the Institute for the Advancement of Group Therapy, sheds light on the current state of group therapy and how it can be improved. Andrew's insights are both practical and inspiring, offering a fresh perspective on making group therapy more engaging and impactful for clients.
He discusses the critical role of proper training for therapists, emphasizing that well-trained facilitators can significantly enhance the therapeutic experience. But it's not just about the therapists; Andrew also talks about the importance of diverse group dynamics. By bringing together people with different backgrounds and experiences, group therapy can become a richer and more supportive environment. This episode is a must-listen for anyone involved in addiction recovery, whether you're a therapist, a client, or someone supporting a loved one.
You'll walk away with a deeper understanding of how group therapy works and how it can be made even better.