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Upcoming and CurrentEvents


Previous Events

Boot Camp
Fall 2025
Leader of NSGP Experience Group for therapists: a 12 week training group

​February 2, 2025
NSGP Breakfast Club Panel Discussion:
 An Exploration of different themed groups

January 2024 to present
Leader of OG1 Observation Group at the Brookline Center for Community Health in Brookline MA:
 A weekly observed training group and discussion

September 2024 to April 2025
Leader of NSGP Experience Group: A training group for therapists sponsored by the Northeastern Society for Group PsychotherapyApril 7, 2024

April 7, 2024
Getting off the Runway: Planning and Launching a New Psychotherapy Group
a half-day workshop sponsored by NSGP

May 11, 2023
White Supremacy Culture: How to identify characteristics of white supremacy culture in organizations and move to a more anti-racist culture sponsored by NSGP

September 2023 to April 2024
Leader of NSGP Experience Group: A training group for therapists sponsored by the Northeastern Society for Group Psychotherapy

March 23, 2022
Training Group Leader as part of an training program sponsored by NSGP for clinicians at Beth Israel Lahey Health Behavioral Services

February 12, 2023
Faculty American Group Pscyotherapy Association Principles Course

This Principles Course is part of the national Certificate of Group Psychotherapy training course and will focus on the aspects of forming groups

May 2021
From "On the Zoom" to "In the Room": Considering a Return to In-person Therapy
with Oona Metz and Northeastern Society for Group Psychotherapy

August 1, 2020 to December 5 2020
Co-Leader Antiracist Book Group: Me and White Supremacy by Lyla F Saad
: A four month bio-monthly discussion group

May 2, 2020: Faculty: NSGP Principles Course: Structured and Thematic Groups
Amy's module of the NSGP Principles Course is part of the national Certificate of Group Psychotherapy training course and will focus on the aspects of Structured and Thematic Groups

June 2019:
Faculty: Day-long Institute Training Group:
Annual Meeting for the Northeastern Society for Group Psychotherapy

Thursday, February 28, 2019
Faculty: Annual Meeting of the American Group Psychotherapy Association
Amy's workshop is entitled "Getting off the Runway: Forming and Launching Your New Psychotherapy Group."  

January 26, 2019
Should I Stay or Should I Go? Making the Complex Decision to Stay on or Leave Insurance Panels: A panel discussion with Amy Matias, Julie Anderson and Guy Croteau sponsored by NSGP

​Friday, April 13, 2018
​Faculty: Annual NASW Symposium 

Amy's Workshop is entitled "So you want to Start a Group?" will be focused on teaching therapists how to start their own psychotherapy group.

February 26-March 23 2018 Faculty: Annual Meeting of the American Group Psychotherapy Association
Amy's workshop is entitled "Getting off the Runway: Forming and Launching Your New Psychotherapy Group."

​Tuesday, October 17, 5-6 pm, 2017 at the Cambridge Innovation Center (CIC), One Broadway, Kendal Square, Cambridge, MA
"Let Me Disappoint You"  A workshop on how to say "no" to others and say "yes" to yourself.  To see flyer click here:
 cic.us/new-events/2017/10/17/cic-sister-wisdom-presents-let-me-disappoint-you


June 10, 2017 Half-Day Workshop: "Introduction to Group Psychotherapy"
2017 Northeastern Society for Group Psychotherapy Conference


October 6, 2016 Lecture: Clinical Conversations Series for Mental Health Counseling
Boston College, Boston, MA

Amy's workshop was entitled "Mind-Body Practice: An Introduction to Meditation."  It introduced students in Mental Health Counseling to the benefits of meditation and its uses in the psychotherapeutic setting.
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June, 10-12,2016 Faculty: Northeastern Society for Group Psychotherapy Conference 2016 at Simmons College, Boston MA
Amys workshop was entitled "
Getting off the Runway: Forming and Launching a New Psychotherapy Group" and took place on Saturday, June 11, 2016.



October 24, 2015 - Our third Kick-Start Your Life Self-Care Boot Camp was held at St. Gabriel's House, 173 Appleton Street, Arlington, MA.​





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February 12, 2015 Lecture: "Staying Safe Staying Stuck: How Facing Our Fears Can Help Us Achieve Our Dreams."
Hosted by the Women's Networking Group at the Arlington Chamber of Commerce, Arlington, MA.

January 18, 2015
A Year Later: A Self-Care Refresher for Participants of the January 2014 Self-Care Bootcamp Hosted by Amy Matias and Cathy Zolner.

October 12, 2014 -  Lecture: "Tune-In and Tune-Up Your LIfe"
Luncheon Seminar sponsored by the Burlington Women's Networking Group at the Burlington Chamber of Commerce, Burlington, MA.

October 4, 2014 - Our second Kick-Start Your Life Self-Care Boot Camp was held at St. Gabriel's House, 173 Appleton Street, Arlington, MA. It was a very successful event and my thanks to all who participated.
 

January 25-26, 2014 - Women’s Overnight Retreat
Was held at St. Gabriel’s House, 173 Appleton Street, Arlington, MA.

June 1, 2013 - Art Therapy for Survivors of Sexual Abuse

Sponsored by The Office of Pastoral Support, Roman Catholic Archbishop of Boston.

November 3, 2012 - Living From the Inside Out
An All-Day Women’s Retreat was held at St. Gabriel’s House, 173 Appleton Street, Arlington, MA. 
www.livingfromtheinsideout.net.

June, 2012 - Training: The Use of Expressive Therapy in the Treatment of Sexual Abuse
Sponsored by The Office of Pastoral Support, Roman Catholic Archbishop of Boston.





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Click here to view a Video of Amy’s Presentation at the Arlington Chamber's Women’s Networking Breakfast – "Staying Safe and Staying Stuck - How Facing Your Fears Can Help You Achieve Your Dreams".
Click here to view a Video of Amy’s Presentation at the Arlington Chamber's Women’s Networking Breakfast – "Tune In and Tune Up Your Life".
Click here to read about Amy in Psychology Today.

Move out of the past to live a present-focused life.

"Amy sees the best in people. She brings the understanding and intelligence needed to support people as they achieve new ways of living. She can ask hard questions and support significant change. Amy has worked in her own life to achieve an authentic existence. Her strength and compassion guide her practice and can help those who are stuck."
Doug Baker, L.I.C.S.W.
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