Stages of Group
This part of the group is characterized by power struggles for control and resistance.
What is the transition stage?
Skill which prevents storytelling, gossiping, probing, and inappropriate disclosures
What is blocking?
Members share similar feelings, thoughts, and problems.
What is universality?
Increases member's awareness of a topic, teaches skills, and problem-solving strategies.
What is a psychoeducational group?
Empowers helping professionals with the knowledge, skills, and resources necessary to practice effective, socially just, and ethical group work
What is the ASGW?
Applying group learning and self-awareness.
What is the final stage?
Leaders can work at cross purposes, power struggles, and conflicting models of therapy
What are the disadvantages of co-leaders?
Imitative behavior, altruism, hope, universality, catharsis.
Depression, anxiety, mood disorders, grief, borderline personality groups.
What are psychotherapy groups?
The basic foundation of all group work.
What is trust?
Characterized by cohesion and productivity.
What is the working stage?
Can lead to building trust, must be aware of how, why, and how will benefit the group.
What is leadership self-disclosure?
What is family recapitulation?
A group which lasts from 6 hours to several days, on elicit more intense interactions, and encourages a freer expression of feelings
What is a marathon group?
viewed as a normal part of the therapeutic process; healthy response to reflective listening;viewed as reluctance to change.
What is resistance?
The feelings and behavior at termination stage.
What is anxiety and distancing from the group?
2 role models, monitor non-verbal communication, and address transference
What are the advantages of co-leadership?
Taking on the manner of group members
Common in many businesses and organizations, foster accomplishment of identified work goals
What is a task group?
self-awareness regarding personal beliefs and attitudes about race, ethnicity, gender, and sexual orientation; knowledge and understanding of the worldview; skills and intervention strategies
What are Multicultural and Social Justice Counseling Competencies?
What is the pre-group session stage?
The skill which shows how to give feedback, disclose appropriately, respect diversity, and teach desired behaviors.
What is modeling?
The belief that change is possible.
What is hope?
Focus on interpersonal relationships and skills which focus on conscious thoughts, feelings, and behaviors
What is a counseling group?
What is cohesion?