Group Therapy is a significant component of therapeutic care; however, group therapy programs may under-utilize group process as an agent of change. Irrespective of the setting or model of the therapy group, the interpersonal group process (the Here-and-Now) has a powerful influence on outcomes. Exploring Here-and-Now interactions as they inevitably emerge in group therapy settings can enhance deep interpersonal learning, self-understanding, and healing. However, it can be challenging to facilitate group process and utilize the Here-and-Now interactions in the wide range of different group therapy frameworks and settings.