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    Group Therapy Observation

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    observe in the speech therapy room. The speech room was a separate classroom that the kids would get pulled out of class to come to in order to receive therapy. During the hour that I observed the speech language pathologist‚ or SLP‚ saw a total of 5 kids; she had three kids in the first group and two kids in the second. It is a rather small school‚ so Mrs. Ferris‚ the SLP‚ is the only speech language pathologist working in that particular elementary school. In group therapy sessions‚ the SLP cannot

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    that individual and group therapy have similarities and differences‚ as well as benefits and limitations. Individual therapy can be described as an effective collaborative between the therapist and the client. During this process the therapist assists the client in identifying problems and setting goals‚ as well as exploring feelings and working through all possible challenges that might occur throughout the course of the intervention. On the other hand‚ even though group therapy is also considered

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    Group Therapy Benefits

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    work together to develop some life and coping skills designed to deal with issues specific to you life. Another one of the important treatment options we provide is group counseling. In group therapy‚ each patient gets the opportunity to learn more about the dangers of addiction and the possibility of recovery. It’s during these group sessions that many of our patients are able to start building a support system that can help them avoid relapses on the outside. From time to time‚ we discover that

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    Group Therapy Reflection

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    Thus far‚ over the course of the past several weeks we have discussed four important topics regarding the subject of group therapy. We have reviewed Holistic Treatment‚ Therapeutic Factors‚ problematic clients and group norms. In conjunction with our discourse each student was asked to attend‚ observe‚ and reflect on the skills that were demonstrated during a meeting. This brief overview of the observations made while visiting the New Day AA Club will address the four topics that have been reviewed

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    Art therapy is a clinical mental/emotional health expressive therapy. It is a highly suggestive method of communicating feelings‚ thoughts‚ and needs. Expressive therapies can be more powerful than verbal therapy alone. This is especially true concerning feelings that render an individual more vulnerable. Overview of Art Therapy: "Art therapy is a mental health profession that uses the creative process of art making to improve and enhance the physical‚ mental and emotional well-being of individuals

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    Introduction Purpose and Rationale Relationship group therapy focuses on developing‚ strengthening‚ or rebuilding healthy communication between parent and teen to decrease juvenile delinquent behaviors and recidivism. Often times‚ communication gap between parent and teen relationship influences a variety of risky behaviors such as shop lifting‚ drug use‚ inappropriate sexual behavior‚ and criminal activity resulting in juvenile delinquent consequences. Group therapy offers the ability for families to share

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    as‚ retirement‚ grief and loss‚ chronic pain‚ loss of a social group‚ and a decline in memory and other physical ailments. These can make up the reasons for the high rates of depression and suicide found among older adults (Payne & Marcus‚ 2008). Studies indicate

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    REFLECTION ON GROUP COUNSELLING IN RELATION TO THEORETICAL APPROACH:- Group therapy for me was a very new concept. My understanding towards group therapy was that every one share their concern issues and goup members discuss about that issue and get different perspectives about how to deal with that issue by building cohession and trust among the members. According to zander (1968) a group is a collection of individuals who have relation to one another that make them interdependent to some significant

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    Group therapy has been an effective tool‚ utilized in the fields of medicine for over a hundred years with many favorable results. These groups in the beginning were undefined by therapeutic definition‚ yet primarily comprised of members with similar inflictions. Grouping in society is considered natural‚ but this process was considered unnatural in the ideology of a therapeutic value at the time. Cormack (2015) states that groups setting will produce conditions similar to those a client will face

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    Group Therapy Case Study

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    Group therapy along with one to one therapy has been around for many decades. A great deal of focus from the clinical community has resulted in a wealth of studies‚ demonstrating consistent empirical support for this model of psychotherapy as an efficacious therapeutic method. Furthermore‚ in these austere times group therapy is seen as a cost effective method of delivering psychotherapeutic interventions (Greenberger‚ Padesky 1995‚ Yalom‚ Leszcz 2005) (McRoberts‚ Burlingame & Hoag 1998). The group

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