Group Models
Five Predictable Developmental Stages: Forming, Storming, Norming, Performing, Adjourning
Tuckman Model
These groups are designed to educate and empower clients, families, caregivers, and support systems to be able to better manage a client's psychiatric symptoms, mental illness, or behavioral health problems
Psychoeducational Groups
This person received the Nobel Prize for Peace in 1931.
Jane Addams
These two models share the "Separation" Stage of Development
Garland, Jones, Kolodny & Northen, and Kurland
Can often function more effectively because it has a relatively constant population and often operates within a specified time frame
Closed-ended group
Toynbee Hall, established in London in 1884 was?
A four-stage model with emphasis on socio-emotional themes (Inclusion-Orientation, Uncertainty Exploration, Mutuality-Goal Achievement, Separation-Termination)
Northen and Kurland Model
members are ambivalent about joining the group and interaction is guarded
Preaffiliation
What does YMCA stand for?
Young Men's Christian Association
This model is reflected in "struggles" that occur at 5 stages
Garland, Jones, and Kolodny Model
Its strength is that its members have been selected specifically to represent different perspectives and points of view in a community
Representative group
This is where group social work group began
Settlement Houses
What is the group model for equilibrium?
Bales Model
These foster diversity within the group
Descriptive Factors
Cohesion