Upcoming Events
RAGPS Spring Conference
June 7th & 8th, 2025
Same Time Next Week:
The Power of Couples Group Therapy
Ginger Sullivan, MA, LPC, CGP, FAGPA
June 7th & 8th, 2025
Same Time Next Week:
The Power of Couples Group Therapy
Ginger Sullivan, MA, LPC, CGP, FAGPA
Do you help patients with relationship problems? See couples in your practice? Or perhaps you’re in a relationship yourself? Have you ever considered running a therapy group for couples? Now is the perfect opportunity to expand your skills with this engaging and transformative modality. In this workshop, you'll gain the tools, confidence, and knowledge to work with couples’ dynamics or offer group therapy for couples, while learning an effective and dynamic model for leading them confidently.
Throughout the conference, we will dive into the unique integration of Modern Analysis and Relational Life Therapy (RLT), a highly impactful approach to couples therapy that emphasizes mutual respect, deep honesty, and personal growth. RLT provides the framework for understanding maladaptive relational styles and how they hinder emotional maturity. In turn, modern group analysis helps to transform these ineffective narratives into meaningful connection.
You don’t need to work with couples or run groups to benefit from these insights! This workshop is ideal for individual, couples, and group therapists, as well as anyone interested in deepening their understanding of relationship dynamics.
Join us for this comprehensive and interactive exploration of how to help couples build healthier, more authentic relationships—while expanding your skillset in this rewarding area of couple group psychotherapy.
Throughout the conference, we will dive into the unique integration of Modern Analysis and Relational Life Therapy (RLT), a highly impactful approach to couples therapy that emphasizes mutual respect, deep honesty, and personal growth. RLT provides the framework for understanding maladaptive relational styles and how they hinder emotional maturity. In turn, modern group analysis helps to transform these ineffective narratives into meaningful connection.
You don’t need to work with couples or run groups to benefit from these insights! This workshop is ideal for individual, couples, and group therapists, as well as anyone interested in deepening their understanding of relationship dynamics.
Join us for this comprehensive and interactive exploration of how to help couples build healthier, more authentic relationships—while expanding your skillset in this rewarding area of couple group psychotherapy.
Ginger M. Sullivan, MA, LPC, CGP, F-AGPA is a licensed psychotherapist in private practice, specializing in modern analytic therapy for individuals, groups, and couples. In addition to her clinical work, Ginger provides supervision and training for both modern group therapists and Relational Life Therapy (RLT) couples therapists.
She is a faculty member at the Center for Group Studies in New York City and serves as Senior Co-Chair for the Annual Connect conference with the American Group Psychotherapy Association (AGPA). Ginger is also the author of The Road Out: Musings of a Southern Wanderlust. Based outside of Washington, DC, Ginger enjoys life with her husband and their pug, Frankie. When she’s not visiting her adult children across the country, she’s likely on one of her many travel adventures or cheering on her beloved Washington Commanders. You can read more of her thoughts and insights on her blog at www.gingersullivan.org. |
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