Description
Drawing on their extensive clinical experience in leading groups and training group leaders, Marianne and Jerry Corey provide a clear, personal, hands-on resource filled with examples, guidelines, insights, and ideas that show how group leaders can apply the basic issues and key concepts of group process in working with a variety of groups. Readers will find up-to-date coverage of both the ''how to'' and the ''why'' of group counseling.
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A new edition of the group counseling resource guiding therapists through the formation of group process and offering examples, guidelines, and strategies in how leaders can apply key concepts. Therapists Corey and Corey discuss ways to maintain trust, deal with resistance, help members translate their group experience into life practice, and recruit members. Special attention is given to a number of particular group situations including a domestic violence group, a bereavement group for the elderly, an AIDS support group, and a counseling model for children. Annotation c. by Book News, Inc., Portland, Or.
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