Group Resources

There are various training opportunities, professional associations, journals, books and miscellaneous websites that would be of interest to Div. 49 members.

Support Group Interview Series

This is a three-part series on creating and leading support groups, with interviews conducted in the fall of 2020.

Part I: An Interview with Ann Steiner
Ann Steiner provides an overview of the benefits of support groups, considerations leaders need to know for support groups as compared to interpersonal process groups, and recommendations for running online support groups. 

Citation: Steiner, A. [APA Division 49]. (2020, September 10). Support group series: Dr. Ann Steiner [Video file] Retrieved from: https://www.apadivisions.org/division-49/about/resources/steiner-interview

Part II: An Interview with Molyn Leszcz
Molyn Leszcz discusses his work providing training for support groups for frontline workers during pandemics and how they are critical to help prevent burnout. He also discusses his work on organizational resilience and some of the research as relevant to these topics. 

Citation: Leszcz, M. [APA Division 49]. (2020, September 20). Support group series: Dr. Molyn Leszcz [Video file] Retrieved from: https://www.apadivisions.org/division-49/about/resources/leszcz-interview

Part III: A Conversation with Christine Schmidt and Robert Klein
Two experienced group leaders have a conversation about the support groups they run, what motivates them in doing these types of groups, and reflect on some of their experiences as leaders for these groups. 

Citation: Schmidt, C. and Klein, R. [APA Division 49]. (2020, September 16). Support group series: A conversation with Dr. Christine Schmidt and Mr. Robert Klein [Video file] Retrieved from: https://www.apadivisions.org/division-49/about/resources/schmidt-klein-interview

Div. 49 maintains detailed information about institutions, organized by region, that offer practicums, internships and postdoctoral programs with an emphasis on group psychology and group psychotherapy.

To support professors and other educators, Div. 49 provides a wealth of resources on teaching group therapy. We encourage those seeking more information about teaching group therapy to review our Group Specialty Council resources as well as our newsletter. Our latest article discussing teaching group therapy is “Moving beyond Yalom: A group theory seminar curriculum.”

• American Board of Group Psychology (ABGP)

• American Board of Professional Psychology (ABPP)

• American Group Psychotherapy Association (AGPA)

• American Society of Group Psychotherapy and Psychodrama (ASGPP)

• ASA: Social Psychology Section

• Association for Specialists in Group-Work (ASGW)

• Canadian Group Psychotherapy Association

• Center for the Study of Group Processes (University of Iowa)

• Centre for the Study of Group Processes (University of Kent)

• Centre For Research in Social Psychology (CRiSP; University of Queensland)

• East Side Institute for Group and Short Term Psychotherapy (Lois Holzman)

• Eastern Group Psychotherapy Society

• Group Analytic Society

• GroupNet (Dr. Donelson Forsyth)

• Group Psychotherapy (for the layman)

• International Association of Group Psychotherapy

• Mid-Atlantic Group Psychotherapy Society 

• Systems-Centered Institute

• The Tavistock Institute

• Westchester Group Psychotherapy Association

• Group Analysis

• Group Dynamics: Theory, Research, and Practice (APA)

• Group Processes & Intergroup Relations

• European Journal of Social Psychology

• International Journal of Group Psychotherapy

• Journal of Applied Social Psychology

• Journal of Child and Adolescent Group Therapy

• Journal of Management

• Journal of Organizational Behavior

• Journal for Specialists in Group Work

• NASA - Teams & Teamwork

• Organizational Behavior & Human Decision Processes

• Small Group Research

• Social Psychology Quarterly

• Social Work