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  • The Group Psychologist

    A newsletter of Division 49
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    April 2013 |Vol. 23, No. 1 PDF icon Download Issue (PDF, 1MB)opens in new window

    Featured Article

    Candidate statements

    2013 Candidate Statements

    Meet the candidates for Div. 49 offices, including president-elect, member-at-large, secretary and council representative.

    President’s Column

    • Emphasizing training and supervision
      The president seeks ways to increase training and educational opportunities for group leaders and researchers.
      By Maria Riva, PhD

    In This Issue

    • From your editors
      The editors are excited to be a part of an organiza­tion that fosters and values the advance­ment of group psychology and group psychotherapy.
      By Thomas Treadwell, EdD, and Leann Terry Diederich
    • Reviewers for The Group Psychologist
      Read about the reviewers of Div. 49's newsletter.
    • Div. 49 APA 2013 Convention programming
      The 2013 Div. 49 APA Convention program includes skill-building sessions, symposiums and poster sessions covering topics of interest in group psychology and group psychotherapy.
    • Prevention corner
      Discussion about how group psychologists who work in schools can help children labeled “mildly mentally retarded.”
      By Elaine Clanton Harpine
    • Early career group psychologist column
      The ECP Committee announces its topical conference calls, new Facebook page and a new member.
      By Leann Terry Diederich and Joe Miles

    Group Psychotherapy Column

    • The co-therapist model in groups
      Four reasons why group therapists should not administrate group sessions independently.
      By John Breeskin, PhD, ABPP

    Group Psychology and Group Psychotherapy Diversity Column

    • Multicultural competence and social justice advocacy in group psychology and group psychotherapy
      Group psychologists should expand their professional activities and roles to include social justice and advocacy work to best serve culturally diverse clientele.
      By Eric C. Chen, PhD

    Reports

    • From the treasurer
      The division has saved considerably by transitioning from print to online newsletters.
      By Rebecca MacNair-Semands
    • Coalition for Psychology in Schools and Education
      The Div. 49 representative to the coalition discusses her participation in its project creating a teamwork training curriculum for use in K-12 schools.
      By Karin Hodges, PsyD

    Memorial

    • J. Richard Hackman, PhD (1940-2013)
      A tribute to the late J. Richard Hackman, PhD, a leading expert on teams and performance-oriented groups in organizations.
      By Donelson R. Forsyth, PhD

    Call for Papers

    • GROUP
      The new editor solicits articles on all aspects of group treatment and functioning.
    • International Journal of Group Psychotherapy: Violence, rage, and aggression
      The editor and guest editor solicit articles for a special issue on violence, rage and aggression.
      By Dominick Grundy

    Brief Articles

    • Finding my voice in the group
      The division's student representative reflects on finding his niche through group psychotherapy research.
      By Sean Woodland
    • Groups in college counseling centers
      College campuses are rich venues for the specialty skills of group psychotherapists, both in and out of the clinical group setting.
      By Michele Denise Ribeiro, EdD

    President-Elect's Column

    • President-elect’s column
      The new president-elect introduces himself and presents his vision for the division.
      By Lee Gillis, PhD
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