Group Process Facilitation
     Whenever you have two or more people coming together, you have a group. This group has come together either with no purpose but to socialize, or for a specific purpose or task. When a task group is formed, each member wants to make a contribution and wants to gain something from participation. The benefits for each participant are maximized when the meeting is structured.  I refer to this structure as group process facilitation. What I consider to be the best structure is the one that is egalitarian and provides safety; the contributions of each participant are valued equally and the use of time is agreed upon so that everyone gets what they need.  That way each individual's joy and satisfaction are maximized.

Problem Solving Groups
     These groups are ongoing and require a monthly commitment and weekly meetings.  This is an educational process that is empowering, not therapy.

Facilitator Training
     Join a training group and become a PSG facilitator.