Examining Social Identities and Diversity Issues in Group Therapy: Knocking at the Boundaries

Cover
Endorsements
Half Title
Title Page
Copyright Page
Dedication
Table of Contents
List of illustrations
List of contributors
Foreword
Preface
Acknowledgments
SECTION I: Foundations of Practice
	1. Intersectionality, Social Identities, and Groups Examined
	2. The Shadows of Liberty: Compassion Practice as a Shared Responsibility
SECTION II: Social Identities in Group Psychotherapy
	3. Gender Identity in Group
	4. Chronic Health Conditions/Ability Issues in Group
	5. Inclusivity of Multiple Identities in Sexual Identity Based Therapy Groups in University and College Counseling Settings
	6. Social Identities Explored in Therapy Groups
SECTION III: Working with Specific Populations in Groups
	7. Athletic Identity: A House of Mirrors
	8. Prisoners in Group: Healing Processes at the Intersections of Race, Gender, and Age
	9. Managing Microaggressions within Veterans’ Psychotherapy Groups
	10. Group Art-Making Therapy for Mothers of Young Children
SECTION IV: Structural and Institutional Components of Groups
	11. Spirituality as a Resource in Group Psychotherapy
	12. Teaching Group within a Social Constructionist Framework
	13. Intersection of Race and Gender: Women of Color Leading Groups
SECTION V: International Perspectives in Group Psychotherapy
	14. A Social Intervention for Court-Ordered Adolescents – The Family: People Helping People Project
	15. Group Interpersonal Psychotherapy in the Context of Poverty and Gender: Toward a Culturally Sound Adaptation of IPT-G to Socioeconomically Disadvantaged and Depressed Lebanese Women
SECTION VI Other Perspectives and Endings
	16. Wheelbarrows: Outing Myself
	17. Closing Thoughts
Index