Each of the articles in this issue of the Journal of Clinical Psychology: In Session provides valuable resources to group psychotherapists looking to develop an evidence-based practice. This article provides a summary of and commentary on this information from a clinician's point of view. I discuss the clinical utility of these resources, while acknowledging and addressing the practitioner concerns associated with them.
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