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The group therapist: Parallels of group work and Olympic competition
The parallels between group work and Olympic competition is clear, especially for of us who work in college environments, where our day-to-day clients share many demographics with Olympic athletes, not the least of which is age, if not necessarily athletic prowess.
The group therapist: Returning to in-person group therapy?
Many students elected not to seek counseling when the pandemic was at its worst. But now that most universities have reopened for business and many counseling centers have been able to re-engage with in-person treatment, students have lined up at the doors like never before.
The pandemic ending?
Tevya Zukor reflects on the pandemic’s ending and the role of mental health on college campuses: When I think about actually addressing the severe and pervasive mental health challenges that confront college students, I think about my Dream University.
Surviving the pandemic
Clinical hour: One of the most important tools clinicians have available seems to be more under attack than at any other time in memory. I speak of the critical importance of teaching, promoting, and enforcing boundaries.
Opening universities in the midst of a pandemic
The world has fundamentally changed in the past few months, yet many places are slow to adapt. The number one question I have been getting from potential students and their parents is – Is it safe to live on campus?
Group psychotherapy column: The untouchable group
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Group psychotherapy column: My first group
Tevya Zukor reflects on the role that groups, especially families, play in people’s lives.
Group psychotherapy column
A common developmental theme for young adults is the exploration of their identity: Who do they want to be, and how can they better connect with others?
