Interpersonal Process Training Groups for Clinicians, Chaplains, and Interfaith Leaders

Mental health and spiritual care professionals carry out essential, healing work in the world. They also face unique pressures, and can experience high rates of interpersonal isolation, burnout, boundary violations, and more.

Yet despite the universality of group modalities in interfaith, ministry, and clinical mental health settings, many clinicians and faith leaders receive limited formal training in group dynamics. 

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Through experiential education, these training groups offer members the opportunity to grow in their self-understanding, deepen awareness of relational and group dynamics, and strengthen their personal, pastoral, and/or professional selves.​

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Graduate students and seminarians are welcome. Clergy, organizational, and professional development funds are accepted. Hours are counted towards requirements for those seeking board certification by the International Board of Certification for Group Psychotherapists. Open to mental health and spiritual care professionals of all orientations and traditions.

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Each group offers 75 minutes of experiential process and 15 minutes of didactic/discussion.

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Group meets weekly online ($60 a session) and in person once a year for a retreat in Chicago.

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Please view group agreements and fill out the interest form below!