Theory and Practice of Group Counseling (MindTap Course List)
by Gerald Corey
Theory and Practice of Group Counseling by Gerald Corey provides a balanced approach to understanding group therapy. It covers core theories, practical strategies, and ethical guidelines to help students and practitioners lead effective group sessions. Ideal for counseling education, it fosters skills in facilitating diverse group interactions for therapeutic outcomes.
About This Book
Theory and Practice of Group Counseling offers a thorough examination of group therapy dynamics and techniques. Authored by Gerald Corey, this text bridges foundational concepts with hands-on implementation for effective group facilitation.
Key topics include group formation, leadership styles, and ethical considerations in counseling settings. It emphasizes the role of diversity and multicultural competence in group work.
Intended for academic use, the book supports coursework in mental health and social services. Readers gain insights into evidence-based practices that promote client growth and interaction within groups.
With a focus on practical exercises and case examples, it prepares users to apply theoretical knowledge in professional environments. The MindTap Course List integration enhances learning through digital resources and assessments.
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