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AGPA Connect 2022 – Call for Proposals The AGPA Connect Committee is now accepting program proposals for AGPA Connect 2022 that address the theme: " Uniting Through Groups: Pathways to Understanding and Inclusion ." AGPA Connect 2022 will be held from February 28 to March 5, 2022 at the Sheraton Denver Downtown Hotel in the Mile High City: Denver, Colorado. Program Proposals Submissions are due by Monday, April 26, 2021 . Please read this letter from AGPA Connect Co-Chairs Drs. Katie Steele and Tom Stone for further instruction and follow this link to submit your proposal. Group Think! Applying Science to Practice Check out the latest information offered by the Science to Service Task Force, Group Think! Applying Science to Practice . This web section created by Martin Kivlighan and Stevie McLaughlin provides a brief overview of research findings to inform the AGPA community of new clinically relevant group therapy research. This quarter's edition addresses how group leaders can address culture in small groups. Minority groups have been underrepresented in group psychotherapy research (Paquin, Tao, & Budge, 2019). This study is being highlighted because it exemplifies a current effort to address this gap. The authors study the effectiveness of a well-established group protocol adapted to meet the needs of a particular cultural group: American Indians (AI) diagnosed with depression. Lefforge and colleagues (2020) developed a model to train group therapists to identify and address microaggressions as they occur in group therapy. This multimodal training includes didactic elements aimed at increasing trainees’ knowledge of various concepts from the multicultural and social psychology literatures (e.g., microaggression, implicit bias, and intersectionality; social dominance theory). find certification my communities events calendar donate now join mailing list Facebook Mirroring Provided by Zapier AGPA Awarded Accreditation with Commendation As a provider of continuing medical education for physicians through the Accreditation Council for Continuing Medical Education (ACCME). This status is the highest accreditation the ACCME offers. More than one Google Analytics scripts are registered. Please verify your pages and temp...