This process-orient group is a form of meditation-in-action. Members practice identifying and verbalizing their present thoughts and feelings, particularly as they apply to others in the group. As a result, they develop an understanding of their emotions and how to express them in a way that fosters genuineness and intimacy.
Group therapy is a practical tool using here-and-now experience as the reference point. Our habitual emotional patterns and communications styles become apparent and we practice using new ways of communicating to foster and develop intimacy.
LEARN MORE ABOUT GROUP THERAPY
Lion’s Roar Article: “All Together in the Present” by John Baker
Group therapy can offer insight, immediacy, and self-awareness that is the goal of Buddhist practice. Read the article here.
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