A professor of psychotherapy and cognitive behavior therapy at Widener University in Chester, Pennsylvania, Maurice Prout, PhD, also works as the director of the re-specialization program. To help him stay up-to-date with changes in his field, Dr. Maurice Prout belongs to the Society for the Exploration of Psychotherapy Integration (SEPI).

1. PSYCHOTHERAPY INTEGRATION SOCIETY
OFFERS REGIONAL NETWORKS
Maurice Prout

2. INTRODUCTION
 A professor of psychotherapy and cognitive behavior
therapy at Widener University in Chester,
Pennsylvania, Maurice Prout, PhD, also works as the
director of the re-specialization program. To help him
stay up-to-date with changes in his field, Dr. Maurice
Prout belongs to the Society for the Exploration of
Psychotherapy Integration (SEPI).
SEPI is an international organization that seeks to
promote psychotherapy development. Its members
favor the exploration of psychotherapy by allowing
clinicians and researchers to work together.

3. SOCIETY FOR THE EXPLORATION OF
PSYCHOTHERAPY INTEGRATION
 To help reach out to its U.S. members, SEPI features
regional networks around the country. The
Washington, DC, regional network held its first
meeting on March 10, 2013. Organizers realized that
many local like-minded individuals did not belong to
the SEPI, so these leaders decided to open up the
meeting to those interested in psychotherapy
integration, regardless of membership qualifications.
Since it began, the meetings have evolved to include
more of a focus on structured presentations
compared to open-ended discussions. This regional
network has met 12 times, with one occurring on
March 31, 2016, when Clara Hill, PhD, discussed
Research on Meaning in Life.