Group Approaches for Addictive Behavior |
Cara & Monica |
Pyscho-educational and Counseling Groups to Prevent and Treat Eating Disorders and Disturbances |
Julia, Gina, Kim |
Post-Disaster Group Counseling: A Multicultural Perspective |
Susan, Tammy, Imani |
Mindfulness and Group: Mindfulness-Based Stress Reduction and Dialectical Behavior Therapy |
Maggie, Cesia, Sree |
Groups for Depression |
Gabriella & Doug |
Groups for Anxiety Disorders |
Dana, Kelsey, Isaiah |
Counseling and Therapy Groups with Children and Adolescents |
Cassie, Yvonne, Shymirra |
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The group proposal project should target a specific issue and apply a particular theory. The proposal will be evaluated on the criteria in the rubric. The key elements of the proposal presentation are:
a. Overview of the targeted presenting issue and population. What is the definition of the presenting issue? What are the adverse symptoms as a result of this presenting issue? What do we know about your target audience, particularly in relation to this issue?
b. Overview of counseling theory applied in session plans.
c. Rationale for using group work in the treatment of this issue (e.g., apply Yalom’s curative factors and any research findings).
d. Specific procedures and techniques you plan to use in conducting the group work with your target population or setting. Detailed session-by-session plans should be included (4 sessions in duration; 40 min./session). Session interventions should address the issues raised in the overview section above.
Your finished product (a-c) should be formatted as a professional presentation (e.g., PowerPoint or Prezi), accompanied by a word document for the four-session plans (d). Your group will present an overview of your group proposal and session plans on the last in-person session of the course. The entire project will also be assessed in accordance with clarity and style. The presentation slides, word document, & reference list should follow APA style, 7th ed. At least 8 scholarly references are required to support your overview, rationale, and proposed procedures. Please keep presentations within 15-30 minutes.
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