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    psychoeducational groups. Psychoeducational groups provides support to particular areas where couples or families may be lacking in (CoreyCorey & Corey‚ 2014). A key element of these groups provides structured skill building exercises (CoreyCorey & Corey‚ 2014). Psychoeducational groups are becoming readily available in health and mental care facilities and schools (CoreyCorey & Corey‚ 2014). Substance abuse prevention group falls under psychoeducation. The benefits from this type of structured group is

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    References: • Freud‚ S. (1949). An outline of psychoanalysis. New York: Norton. •Gerald Corey. (2009). Theory and Practice of Counseling Psychology. USA: Brooks/Cole • Jesse H. wright‚ Monica Ramirez‚ Michael E.Thase.(2006). Learning Cognitive Behavior Therapy . USA: American Psychiatric Publishing. • Judith S. Beck. (2011). Cognitive Behavior

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    The concept of counselling has existed for many years (Gordan‚ 2011). It requires counsellors who are authentic as it is an intimate and complex form of learning (Corey G. ‚ 2014) as seen in the statement above. Counsellors do not have a specific manual to indicate a course of action within counselling‚ therefore it can be intimidating at times for a counsellor as to whether or not they are treating their client effectively and ethically. Therefore‚ let’s analyze the statement in terms of effective

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    with (Corey‚ 2004). There are reasons why informed consent is important in ethical group practice. According to Corey‚ “If basic information about the group is discussed at the initial session‚ the participants are likely to be far more cooperative and active” (Corey‚ 2004). If the leader takes the time to discuss basic information‚ “The leader demonstrates honesty and respect for the members and fosters the trust

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    Bibliography: CoreyGerald. 9th Edition (2013). Theory and Practice of Counseling and Psychotherapy. Brooks/Cole Cengage Learning Orgler‚ Hertha (1963). Alfred Adler: The Man and His Work. Capricorn Books Edition Freud‚ Sigmund (1901). The Psychopathology of Everyday Life

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    carried by anyone. Within the SSW program‚ I’m looking to cultivate my ability to care for others effectively. “One of the pitfalls of being a caregiver to significant people in your life is that very often no one attends to your needs” (Corey&Corey‚ 2007‚ p.5). I agree with this statement because there are times where I feel so caught up with needs of others I begin to disregard my own. Finding balance between my emotional well being and the well being of my clients is imperative

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    themselves to enhance the group process (CoreyCorey‚ & Corey‚ 2014). The role of the leader is also to develop the member’s cognitive and behavioral skills to help the client’s problems (CoreyCorey‚ & Corey‚ 2014). Change occurs when the group members understand the problems that they have made‚ and the therapist provides the group member with information that would encourage the client to view their situation in a different way (CoreyCorey‚ & Corey‚ 2014). The client may feel that they can

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    techniques used could be beneficial to Stan. The technique of gender role analysis (Corey‚ 2015) may help Stan (Corey‚ 2015) to understand how his perception of male expectations are might be affecting his depression and addictions. Stan was open in sharing that his father and his mother continually tried to conform him to how they believed a real man should act or behave. One example given was when Stan (Corey‚ 2015) was young and he was being picked on by a neighborhood boy. His mother would not

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    Mary Downing Hahn. In the beginning there are two kids‚ Corey and Travis who go to see their grandmother at an inn that used to be haunted. Their grandmother owns it now because the past owners died tragically. When they first get there aren’t many guests. But there is a couple staying there “looking for ghosts”. They are a traveling ghost seeker couple. They saw the Inn on the “Most Haunted Hotels and Inns” So they decided to go there. Corey and Travis over hear them talking about how they want to

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    thinking‚ evaluating‚ analyzing‚ questioning‚ doing‚ practicing and redefining the basics of behavior change (CoreyCorey‚ 2011‚ p. 170). This theory assumes that individuals are born with the potential for rational thinking but that they also uncritically accept irrational beliefs. A reorganization of one’s self statements will result in a corresponding reorganization of one’s behavior (CoreyCorey‚ 2011‚ p. 170). The clients are taught that the events of life themselves do not disturb

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