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" An introduction to groupwork : "
Bill Barnes, Sheila Ernst and Keith Hyde.
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BL
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557774
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b386526
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Bill Barnes
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An introduction to groupwork : : a group-analytic perspective\ Bill Barnes, Sheila Ernst and Keith Hyde.
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Basingstoke : Macmillan,, 1999.
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Basic texts in counselling and psychotherapy.
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xiii, 192 pages ; 22 cm.
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0333632249
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: 9780333632246
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Foreword / Jeremy Holmes -- Acknowledgements -- 1. Introduction -- Looking at groups: what is a group-analytic approach? -- 2. The individual and the group -- Group therapy from the individual's point of view: how can it help me, or my client/patient? -- 3. Growing a Group -- 4. What happens in a group? -- The development of the group: illustrated with an account of the life of one group -- 5. Working in the group -- Part 1: Negotiating the boundaries -- 6. Working in the group -- Part 2: Intervention and interpretations therapeutic activity -- 7. Differences in groups: homogeneity and heterogeneity -- 8. Working together -- Applying an understanding of groups in the workplace -- 9. On Becoming a group therapist -- Glossary -- Bibliography.
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Building on the individual's personal experience of groups, starting with the family, the authors offer an account of why things happen as they do in groups, providing a basis for developing groupwork in a wide range of settings.",,,,,"Building on the individual's personal experience of groups, starting in the family, the authors offer an account of why things happen as they do in groups, providing a basis for developing groupworkBuilding on the individual's personal experience of groups, starting in the family, the authors offer an account of why things happen as they do in groups, providing a basis for developing groupworkBuilding on the individual's personal experience of groups, starting in the family, the authors offer an account of why things happen as they do in groups, providing a basis for developing groupwork
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Keith Hyde
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Sheila Ernst
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