The Group Psychologist
A newsletter of Div. 49
Feature Article
Intimate partner violence: A group cognitive-behavioral therapy model
While individual counseling is effective for women who have experienced IPV, being around others who genuinely understand their pain will likely prove beneficial
Columns
- President’s column: It was a great convention
Board and business meetings, dues reduction, newsletter goes virtual and Group Psychologist of the Year
By Nina Brown, EdD - President elect's-column
Looking forward to the Honolulu convention
By Maria Riva, PhD - From your editors
Articles or brief reports and news items can be emailed directly to us
By Thomas Treadwell, EdD, and Leann Terry, PhD - Reviewers for The Group Psychologist
Meet Letitia Travaglini, MA, and Noranne Kocher, MA, LPC
- The marriage of attachment theory to group process
Attachment Theory in general can illuminate group therapy process in an extremely helpful manner
By John Breeskin, PhD, ABPP - Diversity Committee activities at the 2012 APA Convention
The first diversity award, discussion of the scientist-practitioner-advocate model of doctoral training and a business meeting
By Eric C. Chen, PhD - Prevention corner
Responses to a teacher frustrated by the labeling of her students
By Elaine Clanton Harpine - Committee reports
Fellows nomination and convention costs
By Sally H. Barlow, PhD, and Rebecca MacNair-Semands - Reflections on the convention in Tampa
The Orlando convention offered several new and exciting opportunities for early career group psychologists
By Leann Terry, PhD
In this issue
- Counseling center groups: A trainee’s perspective
Seeing firsthand the variety of forms that group can take helped me appreciate the flexibility and power of the group modality
By Audrey L. Schwartz, MS - We’re not alone in the internship process
If pregroup preparation is a strong predictor of group success, then hopefully a similar concept can be applied to the internship process
By Kacey D. Greening