Titlebook: Effective Groupwork; Michael Preston-Shoot Textbook 1987Latest edition British Association of Social Workers 1987 group.social care.social

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-658-42995-9ractitioners may be encouraged to be clear about what type of group they envisage — the first stage in effective groupwork. This requires that they identify their main and secondary purposes for a group and the values and theoretical frameworks which they are seeking to apply.

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,DAS EINKAUFSSCHACHBRETT? IM DETAIL,ss of any group depends on thorough preparation and planning, which are complex tasks. To illustrate this complexity, how should groupworkers respond to contacts from group members between sessions? How should they divide their tasks or negotiate their authority with the group in a way which will no

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-662-58369-2one. Secondly, to provide a framework in which practitioners can place their developing confidence and skills in groupwork. This framework is offered because each new experience takes social workers into both familiar and unchartered territory. Previous assumed mastery may feel questionable or the d

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Types and Purposes of Groups,ractitioners may be encouraged to be clear about what type of group they envisage — the first stage in effective groupwork. This requires that they identify their main and secondary purposes for a group and the values and theoretical frameworks which they are seeking to apply.

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Planning the Group,ss of any group depends on thorough preparation and planning, which are complex tasks. To illustrate this complexity, how should groupworkers respond to contacts from group members between sessions? How should they divide their tasks or negotiate their authority with the group in a way which will no

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Co-leadership,priate with all groups. In groups relying primarily on discussion, one worker may be the most appropriate since members may feel outnumbered, threatened or intimidated by the presence of co-leaders. Two workers may prove too top-heavy in a small group but may be useful in activity groups in monitori

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Preparation for Leading a Group,one. Secondly, to provide a framework in which practitioners can place their developing confidence and skills in groupwork. This framework is offered because each new experience takes social workers into both familiar and unchartered territory. Previous assumed mastery may feel questionable or the d