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Groups for Clients: Chronic Illness Group
GROUP IS A SAFE PLACE TO:
- Increase your understanding of your reactions to your limitations
- Learn
new ways to get your needs met
- Improve your self-confidence and self-esteem
- Discover the gift of compassion for yourself
ABOUT THIS GROUP
This supportive psychotherapy group addresses
issues of hidden disabilities and chronic pain. Isolation and depression
are common side-effects of chronic pain, visible and invisible illnesses.
The group helps members make the most of life with limitations and add
more compassion for themselves and others. It is designed for people who
want to freely discuss their experiences and frustrations with others who
face similar physical challenges. This group is a safe place for members to learn
how to reduce the ways in which pain and physical limitations get in the
way of leading a fuller life.
ABOUT THE GROUP LEADER
Ann Steiner, Ph.D.,
M.F.T., CGP, (Certified Group Psychotherapist), has been leading psychotherapy
groups for 28 years, supervises, trains and provides consultation to
therapists. She is a licensed marriage family therapist in private practice. She
is a Fellow of the American Group Psychotherapy Society, sa founding
member of the American Orthops ychiatric
Association's Disability Study Group and the National Registry of Group
Psychotherapists, and was president of Northern California Group Psychotherapy
Society.
Dr. Steiner served as an Associate Clinical
Professor, Department of Psychiatry, University of California Medical School,
San Francisco for fourteen years, and is on the faculty of The Psychotherapy
Institute's Group Therapy Training Program. She lectures at professional
meetings nationally and locally, and publishes articles for consumers and
therapists.
Note: All of Dr. Steiner's
groups are designed for individuals who have either have been in, or are
currently in psychotherapy, are not in crisis, and are motivated to change.
There are many groups that are designed to help people who are in crisis
or who have different needs. For more information about short-term and
other kinds of groups, see the Healing
Power of Groups and Group
Therapy Referral Resources.
For Further
Information
For more information or to discuss whether this group might fit your particular
needs, please free to call Dr. Steiner at (925) 962-0060 or send
an email with your phone number, and a variety of times when it would be
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(C) Copyright 2001-2010 Ann Steiner, Ph.D. All rights reserved.
Reproduction without the author's written consent is prohibited.
Last Updated: March 12, 2010
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