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The American Group Psychotherapy Association is a multidisciplinary association has over 2,000 members, including psychiatrists, psychologists, social workers, nurses, clinical mental health counselors, marriage and family therapists, pastoral counselors and creative arts therapists, many of whom have been recognized as specialists through the Certified Group Psychotherapist credential. The association has 31 local and regional societies located across the country. Its members are experienced mental health professionals who lead psychotherapy groups and various non-clinical groups. Many are organizational specialists who work with businesses, not-for-profit organizations, communities and other "natural" groups to help them improve their functioning. Northern California Group Psychotherapy Society is an interdisciplinary organization that provides training for therapists doing a wide range group work. Their Annual conference is held at Asilomar with many other training opportunities throughout the year. The Psychotherapy Institute offers a year long advanced training program for those interested in learning about group therapy. Note: To learn more about therapy groups, go to the article, Healing Power of Groups and About Dr. Steiner's Therapy Groups. Health Related Resources for Therapists Chapter contributor: Blotzer, Mary Ann and Ruth, Richard, Steiner, Ann: Co-author, "Concerns of Women with Ovarian Cancer: A Qualitative Investigation", Quality of Life Vol. 6, No 4 Dec 1998. Please also see Dr. Steiner's CD: The Rollercoaster of Chronic Illness:
How to Add Joy to the Ride. End of life and cultural issues: The American Psychological Association has prepared materials for psychologists who are treating an aging population and consult on medical issues. Many factors, including culture and ethnicity, determine thoughts about death. Download pdf entitled Culturally Diverse Communities and End of Life of Life Care For additional recommended reading about chronic illness please see Recommended Reading for Clients.
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