How Do I Choose the Best Group Counseling?

Recommended by the Chinese Mental Health Association Group Psychological Counseling and Therapy Committee

Guide to Group Counseling and Group Therapy

Recommended by the Chinese Mental Health Association Group Psychological Counseling and Therapy Committee

Encyclopedia of group work

Essential group theory and skills guide for clinical counselors

Group counseling and group psychotherapy series:

l Guidelines for Group Counseling and Group Therapy

l "Psychological Counselor and Group Technology"

l Cognitive Behavior Group Therapy

l "Basics of Group Psychotherapy"

Book title

Guide to Group Counseling and Group Therapy

Author

(US) Janice L. DeLucia-Waack, Deborah A. Gerrity, etc.

Translator

Li Songwei, Lu Xiaohua, Jia Yan, etc.

ISBN

978-7-111-47604-7

Pages

624

Fixed price

115.00

Publishing house

Machinery Industry Press

date of publish

2014.9

Framing

paperback

As a counselor or psychotherapist, mastering the skills of group counseling is just like mastering the skills of individual counseling. It is basic, necessary, necessary, and necessary.

Fan Fuyi

Group counseling, group counseling, and group therapy are professional helpers. Since they were introduced to mainland China in the early 1990s, they have gradually been used in school systems, medical institutions, business organizations, and the military because of their effectiveness and wide benefits. The justice and community are widely used and developed.

Compared to individual services, the group is more effective because it is very close to people's real life scenarios. It is like a laboratory of life. The attitudes and behaviors learned in the group, changed emotions and cognition, Easier to migrate to real life.

However, an indisputable fact still lies ahead. There are too few professionals who receive training in group psychological counseling systems and master group counseling skills, and urgently need to develop and expand training. Whether it is a psychological counselor who is working or a student who is studying psychological counseling and therapy in school, they need to learn and practice the theory and skills of group work.

This book covers all aspects of the community, including history and theory, research and practice, possible future development, and some life history, multiculturalism, ethical behavior and work taboos, various clinical issues, and more widely applied populations and fields. All chapters are the most advanced in the field of group counseling and group therapy.

A very important consideration in this book is the integration of theory and practice. In the past, related books tended to focus on one side, or on empirical research, or on leadership practices of small groups, without taking into account. This book attempts to integrate them, both in how to lead groups, effective factors within the group, how to measure group processes, and how to organize groups, how to select group members, and how to conduct supplementary exercises and interventions. To help readers discover the great value and power of the community!

Janice L. Dilucia Walker

(Janice L. Delucia-Waack)

Ph.D. in Counseling Psychology from Pennsylvania State University, currently an associate professor in the Department of Counseling, School, and Educational Psychology at the State University of New York at Buffalo. Her consulting and research interests include group, eating disorders and physical imagery, children in divorced families, supervision and cross-cultural counselling. She has authored or co-authored a number of books: "Group work experts share their favorite activities: selection, planning, implementation and process guidance", "Practical work in cross-cultural groups", etc., published or co-published more than 50 articles and The book has won the annual contribution award and outstanding research paper award from the Association of Group Work Experts.

Deborah A. Gritti

(Deborah A. Gerrity)

PhD in Counseling Psychology, Associate Professor in the Department of Counseling, School, and Educational Psychology at the State University of New York at Buffalo. She is a member of the Counseling Psychology, Counseling Education, and School Counseling Program. Her research interests focus on group counseling and women's issues. She has published or co-published more than 20 journal articles and research reports, and in 2002 won the Outstanding Research Paper Award from the Association of Group Work Experts.

Cynthia R. Karenna

(Cynthia R. Kalodner)

PhD in Counseling Psychology from Pennsylvania State University, Associate Professor of Psychology at Towson University. She is the director of the Master of Science in Counseling Psychology program and a registered clinical practice consultant. Her consulting and research interests mainly focus on eating disorders and group counseling and treatment. She has authored "Too Fat or Too Thin: A Guide to Eating Disorders." Wait for more than 40 books and articles.

Maria T. Riva

(Maria T. Riva)

PhD in Counseling Psychology from the University of Pittsburgh, associate professor at the University of Denver, and chair of the Counseling Psychology Program. For more than 20 years, she has been active in advancing various types of counseling and therapeutic groups. She teaches Group Counseling and Advanced Group Counseling courses, and her teaching style is heavily influenced by group and leader theories. She has received the Outstanding Teaching Award from the University of Denver, and has published numerous content on group counseling and treatment. She is a member of the Society of Group Work Experts and the Society of Group Psychology and Psychotherapy.

Total order

Translator order

Foreword

Editor profile

Part I Perspectives in Group Counseling and Therapy: Present and Past

Chapter 1 History of Group Counseling and Treatment // 2

Chapter 2 Importance of Efficacy Factors: Typological Analysis of Efficacy Factors Research // 14

Chapter 3 Effective Group Counseling and Therapeutic Leaders: Research and Practice // 25

Chapter 4 Process and Effect of Group Counseling and Treatment // 33

Best practices for group 2

Chapter 5 Overview of Research Status and Best Practices for Training Novice Group Leaders // 43

Chapter 6 Leading Groups: Guidance on Choosing and Using Activities // 51

Chapter 7 Effective Interventions in Group Counseling and Treatment // 62

Chapter 8 Effective Use of Group Process Analysis // 73

Chapter 9 Measurement of Group Processes, Motivation, Atmosphere, Leadership Behavior, and Efficacy Factors // 85

Chapter 10 Effective Supervision of Group Leaders: Current Theories, Research, and Their Implications for Practice // 97

Chapter 11 Guidelines for Ethical and Legal Practice in Counseling and Psychotherapy Groups // 108

Part III Groups in Multiculturalism

Chapter 12: The Drums: Native American Group Advice // 122

Chapter 13: The Afrocentric Approach to African American Consulting Groups // 133

Chapter 14 Group Counseling with Asians // 147

Chapter 15: Psychological Education and Group Counseling for Latins // 157

Chapter 16 Psychological Education and Counseling Groups for Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender Visitors // 165

Chapter 17 Group Approaches for People with Disabilities // 177

Chapter 18 Guidance Principles for International Students // 189

Chapter 19 The Impact of Group Leaders and Members on Ethnic Cultural Identity: Theory and Recommendations // 198

Chapter 20 The Impact of Language on Group Motivation in Group Counseling and Therapy // 211

Chapter 21 Multicultural Intervention in Groups: The Use of Native Approaches // 220

Part 4 Groups in Different Settings

Chapter 22 Group Counseling in School // 230

Chapter 23: Psychological Groups in the Veterans' System // 238

Chapter 24. Groups in Behavioral Health and Medical Environments 249

Chapter 25 The Use of Groups in Outpatient Clinics: Needs, Focus, Success, and Dilemmas Remaining // 257

Chapter 26 Application of Group Therapy in University Counseling Center // 267

Chapter 27 Building the Foundation for Group Counseling and Treatment in Private Practice // 276

Chapter 28 Criminals and Compulsory Treated Visitor Groups // 284

Chapter 29 Workplace Groups // 292

Chapter 30 Group counselling and treatment in mental health settings and health facilities // 302

Part 5 Groups of Different Gender Ages

Chapter 31 Group Counseling and Psychotherapy for Children and Adolescents // 312

Chapter 32 Trends in Women's Group Practice: From an Inclusive Perspective // 323

Chapter 33 Men's Group Counseling: Misunderstandings, Efficacy Factors, The Role of Leaders and Rituals // 330

Chapter 34 Group Counseling for the Elderly // 341

Part VI Special Subject Groups

Chapter 35 Psychological Education and Counseling Groups to Prevent and Treat Eating Disorders and Disorders // 350

Chapter 36 Child Sexual Abuse Survivor Group // 363

Chapter 37: The Theory, Practice, and Research of Sad Groups // 379

Chapter 38 Group Therapy for Depression // 388

Chapter 39 Anger Management Group // 399

Chapter 40 Group Approaches to Substance Abuse Treatment // 412

Chapter 41 Group Therapy for Domestic Violence Men // 421

Chapter 42 Group Adventure Therapy // 433

Key Issues and Emerging Themes

Chapter 43 Online Group Consulting // 444

Chapter 44 Preventive Groups // 454

Chapter 45 The Role of Peer-led Mutual Aid Groups in Promoting Mental Health and Well-Being // 461

Chapter 46 Short-term Group Therapy // 468

Chapter 47: Current Situation and Future Research Directions of Group Psychology // 476

Conclusion // 483

Appendix A Association of Group Work Experts: Professional Standards for Group Worker Training // 485

Appendix B Group Work Expert Association: Principles for Expert Group Workers // 495

Appendix C: Association of Group Work Experts: Best Practice Guidance // 500

References // 505

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