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Groups CPCE
CPCE Group Section
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The father of psychodrama and individual that coined group therapy
Jacob Moreno
Made the First counseling group
Joseph Pratt
Theorist who's work classified as preface to group movement
Adler
This group type attempts to preventive or ward off problems
Primary G
Pioneer in Crisis intervention movement and also classified groups
Gerald Caplan
A group that is used in supporting difficulty or if a disturbance is present
Secondary G
A group type that deals with severe pathology
Tertiary G
Why Group therapy flourished in US
World War 2
A group that is invented mainly for training
T-Group
This tends to bind a group together
Group Cohesiveness
Said 3 different types of groups: guidance, counseling and psycho
George Gazda
Dispels the popular notion that groups are conservative
Risky Shift phenomenon
People attempting to cope with issue
Self-Help Group
According to ACA and ASGW this group should screen
All
Paranoid, suicidal, Self-Centered
Poor group member
Verbal, Open to feedback
Good group member
Most important thing for group member
Trust
Dissimilar Group
Heterogeneous
The manner in which communication goes
Process
Group members can do as they please, leader does not stop it.
Laissez Faire Style
The style most liked by group members
Democratic Style
Best for when groups need to make major choice
Autocratic Style
This improves group participation
Modeling
Ideal Group
8 adults
Ideal kids group
5 or 6
Children's counseling group
Has less members
Group risks should be talked about
during initial session
First Stage of a Group
Initial Stage
First Stage of a Group
Preaffiliaton or Forming
Second Stage
Transition or power/control or Storming
Third Stage of Groups
Norming/Cohesion/Negotiation
Final Stage
Separation/Termination/Closure
Famous Existentialist and Pioneer in Groups
Irvin Yalom
Strategies for Individual Member
Vertical Interventions
Strategies for Group
Horizontal Interventions