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One Therapist
- Small group best
- Large group harder
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Co-Therapists
- Arrangements
- Working together
- Eye contact
- One forward, one back
- Splitting
- Therapists must be conscious and willing to work together!
- Like a good parental team
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Active Approach
- Organize for the group
- Work individually within the group
- Empty chair
- Voice dialogue
- Psychodrama using members of group
- Focused on particular member as subject
- Focusing on group process
- Stay within given topic
- Alcoholism
- Men's/Women's group
- Trauma Survivors
- Use of Educations prior to group
- Advantage of addressing difficult issues within group without
targeting individuals
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Passive Approach
- Let the group lead
- Go with the flow
- Foster group process
- Foster self-activation
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Formulating Group Task
- Sticking to that task
- Noting when group strays from task
- Noting the implicit group task that is running in the background (e.g.
to keep secrets)
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Tracking
- Eyes
- Ears
- Gut
- Transference
- Countertransference
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Interventions
- Confrontation
- Individual
- Entire group
- Part of group
- What is confrontation?
- Interpretation
- Individual
- Part of group
- Entire group
- What is interpretation?
- Education
- Entire group
- Examples
- How group works
- What alcohol does to the body
- Effective communication
- Clarification
- For an individual
- For the group
- Prescription
- Giving advice
- Giving homework
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Working With Conflicts
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Working With Attractions
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Working With Secrets
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Working With Splitting
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Working With Withdrawal
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Working With Aggression
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Working With Intense Affects
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Transference
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Countertransference
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Techniques
- Circular Questioning
- Reframing
- Interpreting
- Confronting
- Prescribing
- Advice-giving
- Reflecting
- Clarifying
- Using the Group
- Psychodrama
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Practice Management
- Phone calls
- Acting out
- Splitting
- Other therapists
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