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Parallel Process: Just as clients grow through intrapsychic and relational work, therapists also benefit from group participation. Engaging in group therapy enhances our ability to connect with and guide our individual clients. Sharing both successes and challenges with peers who understand these struggles fosters professional growth and camaraderie.
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Addressing Professional Dilemmas: Like our clients, we too face isolation, disconnection, burnout, and external pressures. Group therapy provides a safe space to process these challenges collectively, gain new perspectives, and develop coping strategies—strengthening both our personal resilience and clinical work.
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Community & Support: Participating in group reminds us that we are not alone. It builds a sense of community in our professional lives and renews our energy for the work we do.
