In clinical practice, irrespective of modality or clinical focus, attention to the therapeutic relationship is essential for positive outcomes, and in group therapy, the interpersonal group process (the Here-and-Now) has a powerful influence on outcomes. Exploring Here-and-Now interpersonal interactions within the therapeutic relationships in Individual and Group Therapy settings can enhance deep interpersonal learning, self-understanding, and healing. However, group therapy programs may under-utilize the group process as an agent of change, and it can be challenging to effectively use Here-and-Now interactions in both individual and group therapy settings.