Synopses & Reviews
Social workers, planners, health professionals, and human service administrators spend much of their time working in and with groups. With that in mind, Ephross and Vassil combine innovative group theory and practice in this "how to" guide for professionals who take a variety of roles within the group. They draw practice examples from social agencies, a hospital, a low-income community, and the boardroom, providing practical principles for day-to-day group life based on a democratic model.
Synopsis
Ephross and Vassil combine innovative group theory and practice in this "how to" guide for professionals who take a variety of roles within the group. They draw practice examples from social agencies, a hospital, a low-income community, and the boardroom, providing practical principles for day-to-day group life based on a democratic model.