Bilingual Clinical Consultation Group (online)
For over 10 years, I have been training, mentoring, and consulting to bilingual English/Mandarin clinicians in the U.S. and China, in my private practice and as a former faculty and clinical supervisor for the China American Psychoanalytic Alliance. Join this consultation group from anywhere and receive integrative consultation to deepen and grow your psychotherapy practice through the following lenses: psychodynamic, group dynamics, Internal Family Systems (IFS), trauma, cross-cultural, leadership, improvisation/play, & the dynamics of addiction. I will likely speak predominantly in English, the language in which I’m trained. Group times are listed in Chicago Time.
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Playing In Practice: a mixed gender therapy group
This trauma-informed therapy group integrates exercises and principles from improvisation and clowning (physical theater) with process-oriented group psychotherapy to deepen group members’ capacity to play, to be present, and to connect to themselves and to one another. Every group session begins with one improvisational, clowning, or other meditative exercise designed to heighten awareness, facilitate group development, and deepen exploration of current goals. Members will have the remainder of the group session to examine their emotions, roles, and relationship patterns as they occur here-and-now.
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Holding On & Letting Go: on living w/ loss & love
This is a general process group that invites an ongoing meditation and exploration on facing the full catastrophe of life along with all of its loss and love. In doing so, group members can become better at accepting and moving through their grief and loss and at emerging on the other side with some transformation, connection, and resilience. In service of its tasks, this group also integrates improvisation and physical theater with process-oriented group psychotherapy to deepen group members’ capacity to play, to be present, to be embodied, and to connect to themselves and to one another.