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Part 2: Mentoring Young Therapists

Session #: 710-128B
Presenter(s): Lynn Grodzki
Session Length: 7 hr. 00 min.
Event: 2010 Psychotherapy Networker Symposium
Date: March 25-28, 2010

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You're just beginning your career as a therapist and you've started seeing clients, but all kinds of questions and problems arise day to day that were never addressed in graduate school. Where can you go for guidance? In this all-day workshop, we'll come together to explore the range of baffling professional issues faced by beginning therapists trying to chart their career path. You'll get advice on how to simplify your most difficult cases, retain clients longer, and stay calm and grounded when sessions get tough. We'll explain the basics of clinical supervision--what kinds of questions supervisors ask and what they look for--so you'll know what to pay attention to when you assess your own work. We'll also reveal the secrets and strategies of building a successful private practice, even in today's economic climate. The workshop is designed to create a safe atmosphere for sharing your situation, brainstorming with others, and making some new and lasting connections that will enable you to build your own professional community of colleagues.

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