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Mid-Atlantic Group Psychotherapy Society

The Mid-Atlantic Group Psychotherapy Society (MAGPS) is a regional affiliate of the American Group Psychotherapy Association that serves group therapists in Virginia, West Virginia, Maryland and the District of Columbia.

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PAST CONFERENCES

YearConference TitlePresenter/sLocation
2024From Sensation to Relation: How Our Diverse Bodies Participate in Group ProcessCanales, CarlosBaltimore, MD
2023Breaking Binaries, Moving Beyond Yalom: Embracing Diversity Consciousness with Non-Traditional Group TheoriesMalik Dehili, VinnyCambridge, MD
2023And Then I Froze: Processing Cultural Enactments Using Mindful FacilitationHarris, DonnaVirtual
2022Passing the Torch: Viewing Intergenerational Dynamics in GroupBrooks, Shemika & Darby, JackieVirtual
2021Creating Connection through Empathy: Working with the Intersection of Identities in the Group ProcessIssac, KathleenVirtual
2021What's Process Got to Do With It?Eberwein, Lee, Mohyuddin & WodiskaVirtual
2020Let's Face the Fact(or)s: Navigating Race in Groups through Reexamining Therapeutic FactorsBelcher Platt, AzizaVirtual
2019Play with Me: The Role of Improvisation in Personal Growth, Relationships, and TherapyKays, LisaWashington, DC
2019Indecent Exposure? The Pitfalls and Potential of Group Therapist Self-DisclosureStillerman, JonathanCambridge, MD
2018Cultural Competence, Spirituality, and Transcendence in Times of CrisesAbernethy, AlexisWashington, DC
2018Trauma of These Times: Impact on Therapists and Our GroupsBuchele, BonnieCambridge, MD
2017Desires to Lead: Perils and PassionTravis, KarenWashington, DC
2017Navigating the Consequences of Traumatic Experiences in the Unconscious Life of Groups--Especially Large(r) OnesHopper, EarlShepherdstown, WV
2016Impossible Groups: Absorbing a New Paradigm for Groups?Weimberg, HaimWashington, DC
2016Loss, and Desire in Group Psychotherapy: A Lacanian PerspectiveConkright, Scott & The Red Well Theater GroupCambridge, MD
2015Integrating Authentic Cultural Competence into Group PsychotherapyEwing & RiversWashington, DC
2015To Thine Own Self Be True: Translating YOUR Theory Into Better Group TechniqueRutan, ScottIrvington, VA
2014Care for the Heart and Soul of the Psychotherapist: Psychodramatic ExplorationsNugent, CatherineWashington, DC
2014Becoming who we are in groups: Jung’s ideas on individuation, fulfillment, and personal authenticityHecht, JustinCambridge, MD
2013The Interplay Between Envy, Competition, & Shame: Its Impact on Intimacy in GroupsVan Wagoner, StevenCambridge, MD
2012A Learning Community: The Dynamic Interplay National Group Psychotherapy of Theories and ExperienceInstitute (WSP)Washington, DC
2012The Effective Group TherapistLeszcz, MolynSolomons, MD
2011Shame & Excitement: Crucial MarkersAledort, StevenWashington, DC
2011The Role of Play, Metaphor & Evocative Objects in Group PsychotherapyMotherwell, LiseCharlottesville, VA
2010The Favorite PatientLibbyRockville, MD
2010Ethical Dimensions of the Co-Therapy RelationshipRoller & NelsonRichmond, VA
2009Using One's Whole Self as a Group TherapistGansRockville, MD
2009Stimulating Emotional WealthHegenerShepardstown, WV
2008Objects of Desire: Sexuality, the IndividualNitsunRockville, MD
2007Working with Multiple-Minority IdentitiesNettlesRockville, MD
2007From Generation to GenerationSaiger & SaigerSolomons, MD
2006When It's All About You ... Destructive NarcissismBrownRockville, MD
2006Wild Civility: Working with Erotic FeelingsBlack & GodbyShepardstown, WV
2005The Space Between Us In Group PsychotherapyJosselsonCharlottesville, VA
2005The Three R's: Resistance, Refusal & RebellionBillowBethesda, MD
2004Integration of Interpersonal & Existential ApproachesLeszczSolomons, MD
2004Social Dreaming: Image and SymbolDluhy & RubenfeldBethesda, MD
2003The Social Unconscious at Play: InfluencingKibelWashington, DC
2002Intimacy and Sexuality in Group TherapyHawkinsWashington, DC
2002Addiction as an Attachment DisorderFloresWilliamsburg, VA
2001Group Psychotherapy with Psychological TraumaKlein & SchermerBethesda, MD
2001Immediacy in Group: A Modern Analytic ApproachZeiselEaston, MD
2000Hot Moments & The Courage of the Group TherapistCollins & NicholasBethesda, MD
2000Shame in the Group and in the TherapistGansWintergreen, VA
1999Growth and Change for Group PsychotherapyZimmermanFairfax, VA
1999Countertransference in Group Therapy: I or O?BernardRichmond, VA
1998Therapist Use of SelfRutanWashington, DC
1997Sibling Relationships in GroupHopperWilliamsburg, VA
1997Group-Centered PsychodramaClarksonAlexandria, VA
1996Group Therapy through the Life CycleSaiger & ColleaguesAirlie, VA
1996The Use of Imagery & Trance in Group TherapyLawrenceNorfolk, VA
1995A Relational Approach to Family & CouplesWinerRichmond, VA
1995Boundary Issues in Group PsychotherapyFieldsteelEaston, MD
1994Brief Dynamic Group PsychotherapyAzimAnnapolis, MD
1994Attachment, Separation, ReattachmentFrankelGlade Springs, WV
1993Power and Authority in Group PsychotherapyAdams, Green, Powell & SkolnickWashington, DC
1992A Systems-Centered Approach to the GroupAgazarianSt. Michaels, MD
1992Gender in Group PsychotherapyAlonzoWashington, DC
1991The Impact of the Group Therapist' LifeElfantBerkeley Springs
1991Group Therapy with Medically Ill PatientsSternWilliamsburg, VA
1990Shame & the Restoration of Self-RespectAlonsoBaltimore, MD
1989Man In Group: A Developmental ApproachKrugmanWashington, DC
1989Race, Ethnicity and Class: Interface BetweenAdamsWakefield, VA
1988Power of ImageryKrash, Lawrence, Saunders & ShawHarper's Ferry, VA
1988Therapy with Post-Divorce FamiliesSerranoSolomons, MD
1987Group Psychotherapy with CouplesPerlsVirginia Beach
1987The Group & The DisorderedStone & HarwoodWashington, DC
1986Confrontation & Risk Taking in Group TherapyListBerkeley Springs
1985Group Therapy for Compulsive & Addictive DisordersCooper, Koloder, Lorenz & RothHarper's Ferry, VA
1984Issues in Psychoanalytic Group PsychotherapyScheidlingerAnnapolis, MD
1984The Exes: Are Moral & Sexual IssuesRosenbergHampton, VA
1983A Developmental Approach to Family TherapySteinglassWintergreen, VA
1983General Psychodynamic Process GroupsStern & ColleaguesBerkeley Springs
1982Group Psychotherapy WorkshopsDluhy & ColleaguesWashington, DC
1982The Meaning of Age & AgingDluhy & ColleaguesBerkeley Springs
1981Group Psychotherapy WorkshopsBoriello & ColleaguesWashington, DC
1981Exploring Family Group TherapeuticallyFrankel & SorelHarper's Ferry, VA
1980Group Psychotherapy with Acting Out PatientsBorielloTides Inn, VA
1978Group Psychotherapy WorkshopsBorielloTides Inn, VA
1974The Use & Misuse of Videotaping in GroupAlgerArlie, VA
1973The Group as a Whole ApproachBoriello & ColleaguesVirginia Beach
1972Introduction to Group PsychotherapyBoriello & ColleaguesBaltimore, MD
1971The Group in a Changing SocietyKubieVirginia Beach
1970Group TechniquesMacLennan, Seashore, HarariWashington, DC
1969Analytic & Behavioral Group PsychotherapyAbse & LibermanCape Charles
1968New Group TechniquesBoriello & Colleagues

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