Group Therapy with Troubled Youth: A Cognitive-Behavioral Interactive ApproachIncorporating cognitive, behavioural, social resources and small group theory into one model, this volume offers strategies for treating adolescents in a variety of groups. Anger management, negotiation and using social support networks are among the topics covered. The book is illustrated with case studies, and practical exercises are included. The author addresses such topics as: dealing with disruptive young people; using the group to develop completed home tasks; formulating achievable goals; assisting group members to help each other; and coordinating family and group therapy. |
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problems ; and third , to help them learn the particular skills of social problem solving so that they can , on their own , solve problems methodically when these occur following therapy . D'Zurilla ( 1986 ) has developed problem ...
problems ; and third , to help them learn the particular skills of social problem solving so that they can , on their own , solve problems methodically when these occur following therapy . D'Zurilla ( 1986 ) has developed problem ...
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Evaluating the effect of implementation Social problem solving is viewed as a general organizing framework within which ... proposed by the above steps of problem solving to reach some type of new solution for the member to try out .
Evaluating the effect of implementation Social problem solving is viewed as a general organizing framework within which ... proposed by the above steps of problem solving to reach some type of new solution for the member to try out .
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A big problem is premature problem solving . This is an attempt to find a solution before it is clear what the problem is . The question is often posed to the group , “ Do we have enough information about the problem to be able to ...
A big problem is premature problem solving . This is an attempt to find a solution before it is clear what the problem is . The question is often posed to the group , “ Do we have enough information about the problem to be able to ...
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An Overview | 3 |
Preparation for Group Therapy | 46 |
Orientation Cohesion | 65 |
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Group Therapy with Troubled Youth: A Cognitive-Behavioral Interactive Approach Sheldon D. Rose Vista de fragmentos - 1998 |
Group Therapy with Troubled Youth: A Cognitive-Behavioral Interactive Approach Sheldon D. Rose Sin vista previa disponible - 1998 |
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Referencias a este libro
Group Work with Adolescents: Principles and Practice Andrew Malekoff Sin vista previa disponible - 2004 |