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Clinical Supervision/Training Group for Creative Art Therapists

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There are currently openings in an ongoing clinical supervision group for Creative Art Therapists, held on Monday evenings from 7:30 PM to 9 PM and led by Professor Wolf in his conveniently located midtown Manhattan office. This group focuses on processing ongoing clinical work that is introduced by participants. A unique integration of psychoanalytic, expressive analytic and creative art interventions are utilized to focus on transference, counter transference, resistance, as well as various other clinical and more general, practical, supervisory related issues. While participation will be applicable towards certification and licensing requirements, it is also designed to be a place for credentialed professionals to continue their training. Unique clinical processes such as the therapeutic use of photography and creative processing of dream material are integrated into the ongoing group structure. It is designed for participants with a wide range of clinical experience and training.

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For more information about this supervision group please contact Bob Wolf directly at:

rwolfnyc@...

Professor Wolf is a NYS licensed creative art therapist and psychoanalyst with over 30 experience in private practice and clinical supervision. He is on the faculty of The College Of New Rochelle, Pratt Institute, The Training Institute for the National Psychological Association for Psychoanalysis and is a former Director of the Institute for Expressive Analysis. He is also a past President of NYATA, former Clinical Director of the Henry Street Settlement School and has published numerous articles on art therapy, countertransference, expressive therapy and photo therapy. His work as a fine art sculptor and photographer have been published and exhibited internationally.

For more information about Professor Wolf visit: www.robertirwinwolf.com

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