Groups in practice Susan X Day ; advisers Rex Stockton, Dennis M. Kivlighan, Jr.
Detalles de publicación: Boston New York Lahaska Press c2007.Descripción: xvi, 462 p. ill. 24 cmISBN:- 0618382488
- 0618731350
- BF637.C6 D39 2007
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This text provides broad coverage within a thematic framework that helps students gain insight into how groups work. In addition to balanced coverage of key groups theories and skills, the text takes a full chapter to focus on psychoeducational groups. Students will benefit from carefully constructed pedagogy that encourages them to reflect, interpret, and develop their own ideas about how groups function. The coverage of theory is made interesting through the personal insights and reflections of the author. Clear and vivid language, as well as literary references, personal disclosure, and vibrant examples help to effectively present material, promote understanding, and engage students. To further enhance the learning experience, transcripts of group interactions throughout the text provide a realistic view of a group setting. These sessions can be viewed in their entirety on the accompanying video.
Includes bibliographical references and indexes.
Group process and principles of change -- Therapeutic factors through a group's stages -- On becoming a person -- The unfolding of awareness -- A life of learning -- On becoming a citizen -- Conclusion.
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- Preliminary
- I Group Process and Principles of Change
- 1 The Framework of Group Counseling
- 2 Small Group Dynamics and Interpersonal Theory
- 3 Professional Standards (ASGW) and Ethics in Group Practice
- II Therapeutic Factors Through a Group's Stages
- 4 Hope, Universality, Cohesiveness, and Identification
- 5 Self-Understanding, Family Re-enactment, and Catharsis
- 6 Altruism, Guidance, and Existential Growth
- 7 Cultural Identity in Groups
- III On Becoming a Person
- 8 Humanist Group Theory and Practice
- 9 Existential Group Theory and Practice
- IV The Unfolding of Awareness
- 10 Psychodynamic Group Theory and Practice
- 11 Gestalt Group Theory and Practice
- V A Life of Learning
- 12 Psychoeducational Group Theory and Practice
- 13 Cognitive-Behavioral Group Theory and Practice
- VI On Becoming a Citizen
- 14 Adlerian Group Theory and Practice
- 15 Choice Theory and Reality Therapy
- VII Conclusion
- 16 Decisions in Group Counseling