Group Work: A Humanistic Approach

Urania E. Glassman · Len Kates

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PART ONE: DIMENSIONS OF THE HUMANISTIC APPROACH Humanistic Values and Democratic Norms Further Humanistic Values and Democratic Norms Stage Themes in Group Development PART TWO: DUAL OBJECTIVES AND TECHNIQUES OF HUMANISTIC GROUP WORK The Dual Objectives Techniques for the Democratic Mutual Aid System Techniques for Actualizing Purpose Further Techniques for Actualizing Purpose Developing the Democratic Mutual Aid System and Actualizing Purpose PART THREE: DIFFERENTIAL USE OF TECHNIQUES Assessing the Member in the Group PART FOUR: CONTINGENCIES Practice Variations

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