In Group Work the authors address what makes humanistic groups unique. Centered on the practitioner′s use of self and based on dual objectives--the development of the democratic mutual aid system and the actualization of purpose--humanistic groups encourage growth, development, and independence. The book outlines specific techniques that enable practitioners--within various settings--to achieve these objectives. "A well-written book, which demonstrates the versatility of group work and which, while presenting one particular approach to such work, will not be without interest to practitioners employing alternative approaches." --Group Analysis "The authors provide a thorough practical analysis of intervention issues within a well-articulated humanistic approach. A fine testimony to social group work." --The Le Travailleur Social Worker
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