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a collection of individuals whose association is founded o shared commonalities of interest, values, norms, or purpose. Membersihip in a group is generally by chance, by choice, or by circumstance.
Group
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A form of psychosocial treatment in which a number of clients meet together with a therapist for purposes of sharing, gaining personal insight, and imporing interpersonal coping strategies
group therapy
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Leaders that have personal goals for the group. They withhold information from group memebers, particularly issues that may interfere with achievement of their own objectives
autocratic
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Leads that focuses on the memebers of the group. Information is shared with members in a n effort to allow them to make descisions regarding achieving the goals for the group
democratic
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Leader approach is noninvolvement with undefined goals, no decisions made, no problems solved, productivity and moral are low
laissz-faire
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A dramatic approach in which cliets become "actors" in life-situation scenarios
psychodrama
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A group of individuals who are bound by strong emotional ties, a sense of belonging, and a passion for being involved in one another's lives
Family
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A type of thereapeutic modality in which the focus of threatment is on the family as a unit. it represents a form of intervention in which memebers of a family are assisted to identify and exchangeproblematic, maladaptive, self-defeating, repetitive relationship patterns
Family therapy
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assimilation by group members through mutual sharing and concern for each other
altruism
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Individuals come to relize that they are not alone in the problems, thoughts, and feeling that they have experiencing
universality
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open expression of feelings
catharsis
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