Group Work Leadership: An Introduction for Helpers presents an evidence-based approach to the theory and practice of group work. Renowned counselor, psychologist, and group work fellow Dr. Robert K. C
One of the nine volumes in the Group Work Practice Kit: How to Improve the Everyday Practice of Group Work, this guide details the assessment of group therapy, counseling, and psychotherapy by practit
Any intentional group is based on a coherent group plan. This book will identify the elements that are basic to any plan and will apply these elements within an ongoing example. Among the elements to
A practical guide to improving the everyday practice of group workEstablishing a general context and framework for the volumes included in the Group Work Practice Kit, What Is Group Work? presents an
Schools receive too little attention in the group work literature but they are settings in which groups play a critically important role presently and one that can be expanded in the future. This boo
As part of the Group Work Practice Kit: How to Improve the Everyday Practice of Group Work, this volume details the use of task, psychoeducation, counseling, or therapy groups in community and agency
Part of a nine-volume series, the Group Work Practice Kit: How to Improve the Everyday Practice of Group Work, this volume details the leadership skills needed for selecting and using change strategie
Group leaders need to be “culture-of-change builders.” This book identifies group conditions that have evidentiary support. The authors point out how these conditions combine to yield a positive gro
Donald Ward (psychology and counseling, Pittsburg State U.) and Christopher Ward, an executive coach who designs and delivers leadership training for organizations, groups, and individuals, offer stra
Rapin, a psychologist who works in private practice, consults with task groups, and provides management coaching, and Crowell, a counselor who teaches at the William Glasser Institute and Capella U.,
