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Group Work vs. Casework in a Group

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Social Work Education and Practice Team Dynamics and Performance Social Sciences and Policies

Abstract

This paper examines the differences between group work and casework in a group. Examples of both are used to illustrate the distinction. Steps that are essential to maximize the value and benefits of the small group and to ensure that group work takes place are described and discussed.

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