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Group Counseling Flashcards

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Guidance group

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Provide information often found in school settings

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Counseling Group

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Growth, development, removing blocks and barriers, and prevention.

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Psychotherapy

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Purpose of these groups is remediation, treatment, and personality reconstruction.

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Psychoeducation

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Acquiring information and skill building

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Structured Group

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Groups focused on central theme
Anger management, loss & grief

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Self-help

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these are support systems to help with psychological stress.
Usually not professionally led

Survivors of incest, parents who have lost a child

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T-Group (training group)

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Examine and improve interpersonal skills

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Content vs process

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Content: The subject under discussion

Process: how the interaction or discussion is occurring

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Sections of a group

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  1. Warm- up
  2. Action
  3. Closure
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Group cohesion

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Members find the group attractive and it provides them a feeling of belonging and inclusion

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Common roles in group

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Facilitative/building role: help group members feel part of group and contribute to positive functioning of group

Maintenance: encouraging the social and emotional bonding of the group members

Blocking: often attempts to hinder group formation and accomplishing goals

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Corey, Corey, Corey core skills of group leader

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  1. Active listening
  2. Reflecting
  3. Clarifying
  4. Summarizing
  5. Facilitating
  6. Empathizing
  7. Interpreting
  8. Questioning
  9. Linking
  10. Confronting
  11. Supporting
  12. Blocking
  13. Assessing
  14. Modeling
  15. Suggesting
  16. Initiating
  17. Evaluating
  18. Terminating
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Size of adult group vs group with children 5 or 6

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Optimus size of adult group 8
For kids 3 or 4 members

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Group member’s rights

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freedom from undue pressure, participation is voluntary (if it is), freedom of exit, and the right to the use of the group’s resources.

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Yalom 4 stages of group

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  1. Orientation
  2. Conflict
  3. Cohesion
  4. Termination
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Corey, Corey, corey (2018) 5 stages of group

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Stage 1: Pregroup
Stage 2: Initial
Stage 3: Transition
Stage 4: Working
Stage 5: Final

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Yalom 11 curative factors in successful groups

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  1. Altruism
  2. Universality
  3. Interpersonal learning
  4. Imparting information
  5. Developing socialization skills
  6. Imitative behavior
  7. Group cohesiveness
  8. Catharsis
  9. Corrective recapitulation of the primary family group
  10. Installation of hope
  11. Existential factors (one is alone and responsible)
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Yaloms leadership functions

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  1. Emotional stimulation
    •confront, challenge, self disclosure, model
  2. Caring
  3. Meaning attribution
    •interpret, clarify, explain
  4. Executive leadership function
    •pacing, blocking, stopping
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first to use term group psychotherapy

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Jacob moreno

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Psychodrama (Moreno)

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Psychodrama emphasizes enacting conflicts or crisis situations

Three parts
1. Warm-up or precaution
2. Action
3. Integration

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Family counseling

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Identifying of the family problems, defining personal and family goals, teaching family members new behaviors.

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Primary groups

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the emphasis is on preventing problems and developing
healthy behaviors.

Guidance or Psychoeducational groups such as educational programs on drugs or alcohol

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Secondary groups

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Preventative and remedial elements to these groups
Also called counseling groups
Dealing with grief, adjusting to death, problem solving

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Tertiary groups

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Focus is to return members to Healthy full functioning

Counseling ortherapy

Example: counseling folks on PTSD

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Person centered group

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Goal: openness, explore feeling,increase self understanding

Focus: insight and affect oriented

Not very directive

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Gestalt group

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Goal: awareness, experience the moment, personality change

Focus: actions/insight and affect oriented

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Transactional Analysis Group

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Goal: awareness, making new decisions, become free of scripts, altering course of life

Techniques: interacting with others, making contracts, use script analysis checklist

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Cognitive Behavioral Group

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Goal: eliminate problem behaviors and teach self management skills

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Relational Emotive Behavior Group

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Goal: move past self defeating behavior through changes in thinking and behavior leading to greater acceptance of self.

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Systemic Training for Effective Parenting (STEP)

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Developed by Don Dinkmeyer
Stems from Adlerian theory

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Association for specialist in group work (ASGW)

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One of the divisions of ACA

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