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Creating Connections: Celebrating the Power of Groups

Creating Connections: Celebrating the Power of Groups

Holly Fischer-Engel
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In this collections of papers, the reader will find exciting and innovative group work practices with a range of populations, including group work with First Nations girls, abusive men, disadvantaged youth and women with breast cancer who find healing through their participation in Dragon Boat competitions. Chapters explore the use of the twelve-step recovery program with adults with mental retardation and developmental disabilities, the use of group supervision as motivation for social action, and demonstrate how in-class literature groups may contribute to the teaching of both group work concepts and diversity. There is an exciting chapter on how one group actually helped modify the school culture of violence and reduce the impact of violence on the lives of student participants, and another describing group work with refugee children in a bereavement group.
Language
English
Pages
174
Format
Paperback
Publisher
Whiting & Birch Ltd
Release
June 10, 2010
ISBN
1861771215
ISBN 13
9781861771216

Creating Connections: Celebrating the Power of Groups

Holly Fischer-Engel
0/5 ( ratings)
Read Download
In this collections of papers, the reader will find exciting and innovative group work practices with a range of populations, including group work with First Nations girls, abusive men, disadvantaged youth and women with breast cancer who find healing through their participation in Dragon Boat competitions. Chapters explore the use of the twelve-step recovery program with adults with mental retardation and developmental disabilities, the use of group supervision as motivation for social action, and demonstrate how in-class literature groups may contribute to the teaching of both group work concepts and diversity. There is an exciting chapter on how one group actually helped modify the school culture of violence and reduce the impact of violence on the lives of student participants, and another describing group work with refugee children in a bereavement group.
Language
English
Pages
174
Format
Paperback
Publisher
Whiting & Birch Ltd
Release
June 10, 2010
ISBN
1861771215
ISBN 13
9781861771216

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