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15. ОБУЧЕНИЕ ГРУППОВОГО ТЕРАПЕВТА

Обучение группового терапевта — очень своевременный вопрос: происходит не только расширение практики групповой терапии, влекущее за собой потребность в групповых клиницистах, как мы видели в четырнадцатой главе, постоянное движение в данной области оборачивается большими сомнениями относительно эффективности обучающих методик.