Frequently in practice, when we run group therapy sessions we do so in pairs.The idea is to demonstrate to your clients a healthy relationship.You and your co-leader should have open and clear communication, respect one another, and model the behaviors you want to see in your clients. Just like bad relationships, however, bad co-leadership can be detrimental to the group. After reading this articleLinks to an external site., briefly talk about one or two "issues" that can arise. How would you work through it?

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