Ronnie Levine, PhD will facilitate two institutes in Hawaii. The first weekend, August 17-18 on Oahu, and second weekend August 24-25 on Maui.
The purpose of this workshop/discussion group is to increase participants’ effectiveness as therapists and group leaders, by increasing the therapeutic quality of their sessions and groups. The format provides an in-depth study of the book From the Couch to the Circle (available at amazon.com) and includes both self-reflective and didactic discussion of group and personal experience. This book has been acclaimed as the next great group psychotherapy text after Yalom’s well known The Theory and Practice of Group Psychotherapy. Author John Schlapobersky has generously offered to join us when possible.
• The groups are open to both members AND nonmembers.
• Group Sessions are a FREE benefit of HIGPS Membership
• 18 sessions, 1 chapter/month
1.5 CEUs/session approved by ADAD ($10/session)
To register or for more information,
email (type: HIGPS Online in subject line)
Mitch Berman 808.280.1670
mmb246@gmail.com
The purpose of this workshop/discussion group is to increase participants’ effectiveness as therapists and group leaders, by increasing the therapeutic quality of their sessions and groups. The format provides an in-depth study of the book From the Couch to the Circle (available at amazon.com) and includes both self-reflective and didactic discussion of group and personal experience. This book has been acclaimed as the next great group psychotherapy text after Yalom’s well known The Theory and Practice of Group Psychotherapy. Author John Schlapobersky has generously offered to join us when possible.
• The groups are open to both members AND nonmembers.
• Group Sessions are a FREE benefit of HIGPS Membership
• 18 sessions, 1 chapter/month
1.5 CEUs/session approved by ADAD ($10/session)
To register or for more information,
email (type: HIGPS Online in subject line)
Mitch Berman 808.280.1670
mmb246@gmail.com
SUNDAY 3/24/19 ONLY, we meet at 8pm (Hawaii time) as we are honored to have John Schlapobersky join us from England. The purpose of this workshop/discussion group is to increase participants’ effectiveness as therapists and group leaders, by increasing the therapeutic quality of their sessions and groups. The format provides an in-depth study of the book From the Couch to the Circle (available at amazon.com) and includes both self-reflective and didactic discussion of group and personal experience. This book has been acclaimed as the next great group psychotherapy text after Yalom’s well known The Theory and Practice of Group Psychotherapy. Author John Schlapobersky has generously offered to join us when possible.
• Group Sessions are a FREE benefit of HIGPS Membership
• 18 sessions, 1 chapter/month
1.5 CEUs/session approved by ADAD ($10/session)
To register or for more information,
email (type: HIGPS Online in subject line)
or call:
Mitch Berman 808.280.1670
mmb246@gmail.com
Jan Morris, PhD, ABPP, FAGPA, CGP
presenting
From Preverbal to Verbal: Translating the Language of the Body to Promote Intimacy and Connection in Group
Sat (9-4:30) & Sun (8:30-3:30) • Oct 13 - 14, 2018
HIGPS Annual Institutes with visiting facilitator.
Visiting facilitators usually present one Institute on Oahu and a second Institute on Maui for two consecutive weekends.
Jan Morris, PhD, ABPP, FAGPA, CGP
presenting
From Preverbal to Verbal: Translating the Language of the Body to Promote Intimacy and Connection in Group
Sat (9-4:15) & Sun (9-4:15) • Oct 6 - 7, 2018
HIGPS Annual Institutes with visiting facilitator.
Visiting facilitators usually present one Institute on Oahu and a second Institute on Maui for two consecutive weekends.
41-038 Wailea Street
Waimanalo, HI 96795
For facilitators treating those with issues relating to Substance Use Disorders or other Mental Health impairments.
6.5 ADAD Continuing Education Units
For More information:
Pamela Menter
PamelaMenter@yahoo.com
808.295.0932
The purpose of this workshop/discussion group is to increase participants’ effectiveness as therapists and group leaders, by increasing the therapeutic quality of their sessions and groups. The format provides an in-depth study of the book From the Couch to the Circle (available at amazon.com) and includes both self-reflective and didactic discussion of group and personal experience. This book has been acclaimed as the next great group psychotherapy text after Yalom’s well known The Theory and Practice of Group Psychotherapy. Author John Schlapobersky has generously offered to join us when possible.
• The first 3 groups are FREE — open to both members AND nonmembers.
• Additional Group Sessions 4-18 are a FREE benefit of HIGPS Membership
• 18 sessions, 1 chapter/month
1.5 CEUs/session approved by ADAD ($10/session)
To register or for more information,
email (type: HIGPS Online in subject line)
or call:
Pamela Menter 808.295.0932
pamelamenter@yahoo.com
or:
Mitch Berman 808.280.1670
mmb246@gmail.com
Ethical Issues in Behavioral Health
For facilitators treating those with issues relating to Substance Use Disorders or other Mental Health impairments.
Students and other associated providers also welcome.
6.0 ADAD Continuing Education Units
6.0 NASW-Hawaii CE Approval HI62792017-138
For More information:
Pamela Menter
PamelaMenter@yahoo.com
808.295.0932
Haim Weinberg, PhD, CGP, FAGPA, and
Martha Gilmore, PhD, CGP, FAGPA
presenting
Experiencing Relational Group Psychotherapy
Sat (9-5) & Sun (9-3) • Oct 14 - 15, 2017
HIGPS Annual Institutes with visiting facilitator.
Visiting facilitators usually present one Institute on Oahu and a second Institute on Maui for two consecutive weekends.
Haim Weinberg, PhD, CGP, FAGPA, and
Martha Gilmore, PhD, CGP, FAGPA
presenting
Experiencing Relational Group Psychotherapy
Sat (9-5) & Sun (9-3) • Oct 7 - 8, 2017
HIGPS Annual Institutes with visiting facilitator.
Visiting facilitators usually present one Institute on Oahu and a second Institute on Maui for two consecutive weekends.
Ethical Issues in Behavioral Health
For facilitators treating those with issues relating to Substance Use Disorders or other Mental Health impairments.
Students and other associated providers also welcome.
6.0 ADAD Continuing Education Units
6.0 NASW-Hawaii CE Approval HI62792017-132
For More information:
Mitch Berman, MA, LMFT, CGP
808.280.1670
American Group Psychotherapy Association Annual Meeting
March 6-11, 2017
Sheraton New York Times Square
November 19-20, 2016 • OAHU
Oahu Institute with
Suzanne B. Phillips Psy.D., ABPP, CGP, FAGPA
presenting
Trauma As an Integral Part of Life:
The Use of Groups as a Context for Understanding, Connection and Recovery
Sat (9-4) & Sunday (9-1:30)
HIGPS Annual Institutes with visiting facilitator.
Visiting facilitators usually present one Institute on Maui for the first weekend and a second Institute on Oahu for the second weekend.
November 12-13, 2016 • MAUI
Maui Institute with
Suzanne B. Phillips Psy.D., ABPP, CGP, FAGPA
presenting
Trauma As an Integral Part of Life:
The Use of Groups as a Context for Understanding, Connection and Recovery
Sat (9-5) & Sunday (9-2)
HIGPS Annual Institutes with visiting facilitator.
Visiting facilitators usually present one Institute on Maui for the first weekend and a second Institute on Oahu for the second weekend.
Hawaiian Islands Group Psychotherapy Society (HIGPS)
and Mental Health America present
Suzanne B. Phillips Psy.D., ABPP, CGP, FAGPA
A FRIDAY NIGHT TALK ON:
The Road from Trauma and Loss to Unexpected Resilience and Hope
Friday, November 11, 2016• 6 - 8:30 pm
Cameron Center Auditorium • Maui
sponsored in conjunction with
Mental Health America
FREE attendance • 2.5 ADAD CEU’s ($20)
Refreshments
Exploring Creative Arts in Group Process
For facilitators, associated providers, and trainees
*For More information & to RSVP:
Pamela Menter, MA, ATR
808.295.0932
pamelamenter@yahoo.com OR pmenter@queens.org
Ethical Issues in Behavioral Health
For facilitators treating those with issues relating to Substance Use Disorders or other Mental Health impairments.
Students and other associated providers also welcome.
For More information:
Maile Murray, CSAC, SAP
mmurray@cfs-hawaii.org • 808.245.5914
6-7pm Oahu Aloha Hui Meet and Greet | Potluck
7 - 7:30 pm Caroline Sakai, PhD Presentation & ZOOM Online Event*
Learn about using a meridian-based energy tapping method that is an evidence-based practice (SAMHSA and NREPP) for trauma, stressor-related disorders and symptoms, self-regulation, resilience, anxiety, depression, panic, phobias
*For More information & to register for zoom presentation:
Pamela Menter, MA, ATR
808.295.0932
pamelamenter@yahoo.com OR pmenter@queens.org
American Group Psychotherapy Association • AGPA
Annual Meeting
American Group Psychotherapy Association Annual Meeting
February 22-27, 2016
Sheraton New York Times Square Hotel -- New York, New York
The Annual Meeting is designed for clinicians, as well as mental health workers, psychiatric residents and graduate students in mental health degree programs. It is composed of two major sections: the Institute and the Conference.
The Institute is held on Tuesday & Wednesday, February 23 & 24 (with Special Institute Presentations scheduled for Monday, February 22). The two-day Institute is devoted to small group teaching primarily in the experiential mode. The Conference is held on Thursday-Saturday, February 25-27 and offers a variety of formats, including courses, limited registration workshops as well as open session panels on special topics and original scientific paper sessions.
