The American Group
Psychotherapy Association Mission Statement
The American Group
Psychotherapy Association is a dynamic, thriving community of mental
health professionals of all disciplines dedicated to advancing
knowledge, and research, and providing quality training in
group psychotherapy and other group interventions, consultation and
direct services nationally and internationally.
The Association is a
unique blend of practitioner and direct services:
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Promoting
quality group psychotherapy care as a primary method of
treatment that is clinically sound, cost-effective and
accessible;
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Advancing
group psychotherapy training and research;
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Providing
intervention and outreach to diverse communities nationally
and internationally based on group psychotherapy principles
and established protocols;
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Providing a
network of peer support that serves the professional needs
of group practitioners; and
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Advocating
for quality care on behalf of its members, clients/patients
and the public.
AGPA, founded in
1942, serves as the
national voice specific to the interests of group psychotherapy. Its
3,000+ members and 31
Affiliate Societies provide a wealth of professional,
education, and social support for group psychotherapists in the United States and abroad.
Our members come from over twelve different disciplines, including Psychology, Creative Arts Therapy, Psychiatry, Nursing, Social Work, Alcoholism Counseling, and Marriage and Family Therapy.
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Association History:
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