Types of trainees
- Masters level practicum/advanced practicum (MA, MSW, etc.)
- Doctoral level practicum/advanced practicum (PhD, PsyD, etc.)
- Doctoral internship
Approximate percentage of group training of staff
- Staff has graduate training in group therapy: 100%
- Staff has earned CE credits/courses in group therapy: 20%
Approximate percentage of staff that have run at least one psychotherapy group each year
- Masters level practicum/advanced practicum (MA, MSW, etc.): 100%
- Doctoral level practicum/advanced practicum (PhD, PsyD, etc.): 90%
- Doctoral internship: 100%
- Licensed staff: 90%
About the program’s groups and training
- Approximate number of groups facilitated on site each week: 6-10
- Levels of care offered to clients: Outpatient: brief
- Groups available for trainees to lead/co-lead: Structed, manualized treatment; psychotherapy/process; support; theme/topic-specific; psychoeducational
- Hours of group leadership acquired during training: At least 48
- Average length of groups: Semester
- Theoretical orientations: Interpersonal process, cognitive behavioral, group as a whole
- Training formats: Didactic seminars, individual supervision of group therapy, group administration (the business of the practice of group for trainees and staff who run group)
- Can a trainee lead a group independently (with supervision)? No
- Trainees co-lead groups with: Senior staff or either with senior staff or a trainee, depending on needs
- Supervision types: Direct observation of supervising clinician (e.g., trainee leading with senior staff); direct observation: audio recording; feedback from a process observer
Additional information
The program offers a range of groups each semester to best meet trainee needs, and the program re-evaluates each semester and year to determine what needs may be. The program also offers workshops that are more structured. Effort has been made to offer a range of access to workshops, such as some workshops accessible online and having them be one hour in the hope of accommodating more people's schedules.