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IIGP

Institute for Individual and Group Psychotherapy

Institute for Individual and Group Psychotherapy
29600 Northwestern Hwy, Ste 100A
Southfield, MI 48034
(248) 353-5333

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Fellowships in Individual and Group Therapy

LinkToMastersonWithLogoOver the last 40 years, the Institute for individual and Group Psychotherapy (IIGP) faculty has refined a highly effective approach to psychotherapy that combines group and one-to-one sessions. This method is powerful. When practiced by skilled clinicians, it can significantly reduce emotional and physical symptoms. The results are routinely positive, often dramatic and occasionally life-saving. The changes are usually long-lasting without the side effects of medication.

The combined therapy model, with alternating individual and group sessions, provides a psychotherapy setting where patients can be helped to change basic character features that interfere with optimal functioning. Individual sessions provide the safety and nurturing of a one-on-one relationship while the group offers opportunities to try out different ways of living with others.

The IIGP offers a unique and valuable opportunity for therapists who wish to better their craft and grow their practice:

  • Train side-by-side with seasoned group therapists.
  • Integrate effective group therapy into your individual therapy practice.
  • Deepen your relationships with patients to cultivate lasting character change.
  • Ongoing mentoring, supervision and CEU’s.
  • Limited scholarships and stipends are available.

The key to effective psychotherapy is the therapist. Who the therapist is as a person- not only what he or she knows – is of utmost importance. He or she is the instrument that largely determines the outcome of therapy.

Contact us to learn more about our professional training program. We welcome all serious inquiries.

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Workshops

Culture and Race in Psychotherapy

Formative Psychology

An Overview of Emotion-Focused Therapy: An Evidence Based Approach to Treatment

Adoption: Implications for Psychotherapy

Yoga and Psychotherapy

Recent Blog Posts

CHOOSING A PSYCHOTHERAPIST BY HOW MUCH IT COSTS?

Group Therapy vs. Individual Therapy

‘DAMAGE’ That a Psychotherapist Treats

The Central Place of the “Body” in Psychotherapy

Thinking and Feeling

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