Group Dynamics and Counseling Processing (3 CE Hours)

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This continuing education course provides Ohio counselors, social workers, and marriage and family therapists with a comprehensive examination of group dynamics, theoretical frameworks, and process-based facilitation. Designed to meet OAC 4757 standards, the training bridges evidence-based group theories with practical application across the developmental lifespan of a group. Clinicians will refine their ability to navigate complex group stages, manage conflict, and ethically facilitate cohesion while adhering to state-specific mandates regarding confidentiality and scope of practice.

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