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This workbook should be used alongside A Clinician's Guide to Compassion Focused Group Therapy for the Severely Mentally Ill to aid participants throughout their group journey in Compassion Focused Therapy (CFT). CFT is a type of therapy aimed at understanding, alleviating, and preventing suffering in oneself and others.

Aileen Rands, MS, is a doctoral candidate with over five years of working with SMI individuals. She is currently completing her pre-doctoral internship at a Veteran Affairs Administration. She is an emerging psychologist with an interest in severe psychopathology and group psychotherapy.

Doug Benson, PsyD, DBT-LBC, is a psychologist with 20 years of experience working with SMI. He is board-certified in DBT, a clinical supervisor for Utah State Hospitals psychology internship/postdoc, develops treatment programming, participates in clinical research in conjunction with Brigham Young University, and provides clinical services.

Amanda L. Rapacz, PsyD, has worked for the State of Utah in the Department of Health and Human Services at Utah State Hospital since 2009 and is currently the Assistant Superintendent. She is the licensed psychologist serving on the State of Utah's Division of Professional Licensing Behavioral Health Board. Her passion for the field of psychology and working with individuals who have severe and persistent mental illness has led to presidential positions on the Utah Psychological Association and NAMI-Utah boards.

Gary Burlingame, PhD, has 40+ years of training, teaching, and research experience on effective group therapies, recognized by USA and international professional associations. He began focusing on outpatient SMI treatment in the 1990s, with 25 years of service developing inpatient group programming. He is the past president of the American Group Psychotherapy Association and the Society of Group Psychology and Group Psychotherapy.