AGPA Connect provides participants from diverse clinical disciplines the opportunity to advance their knowledge, skills, and training in group psychotherapy and related fields. The AGPA Connect experience includes the development of new clinical approaches, refinement of therapeutic methods, exchange of clinical and empirical knowledge with colleagues, exposure to current research and theory, and the opportunity to participate in a multidisciplinary peer support network. AGPA Connect is divided into three sections: the One-Day Special Institute (February 28) taught by prominent clinicians, the Two-Day Institute (March 1-2) devoted to small group teaching primarily in the experiential mode, and the Three-Day Conference (March 3-5) which offers a variety of formats, including limited registration workshops as well as as open session panels on special topics and original scientific sessions.

Hosted by the American Group Psychotherapy Association (AGPA) in person in New York, NY for 6 CEs on February 28, 14 CEs March 1-2, and 16 CEs March 3-5. For more info, visit the AGPA website.