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HLSC 2120. …Are you ready to change your mind? If not, you are not ready to learn, for learning is the process of changing your mind. We can learn – change our mind – only when we can admit that we don’t yet know it all. Group leader setting norms : Learn to act in a new way

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HLSC 2120

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  1. HLSC 2120

  2. …Are you ready to change your mind? If not, you are not ready to learn, for learning is the process of changing your mind. We can learn – change our mind – only when we can admit that we don’t yet know it all.

  3. Group leader setting norms: • Learn to act in a new way • The therapist modeling new behaviours • What the therapist does is more important than what she say

  4. Disclosure in the Group: • Process vs. Content

  5. Anti-therapeutic Norms within Groups: • Take turns format • One-topic format • Can you top this • Tightly knit group: become hostile to new people • Leader-centred group • One sided experience

  6. Yalom' s Interactional Model of Group Psychotherapy • The here and now • Interaction between group members • Cohesion/a therapeutic community

  7. The Here and Now: • ‘The power cell of group’ • the ‘key concept of group therapy’ Yalom, 1985 • Group members need to pay immediate attention to what is happening now

  8. The Here and Now: • Rutan (1983)… group members will not have to talk about their problems in group, they will have them.

  9. The Here and Now: • The immediate events in the group take precedence over the events in the past

  10. The Here and Now • The therapist needs to ask: why is this person making this statement to this person at this time in this manner.

  11. The Here and Now • The therapist needs to ask themselves; how does this material apply to the present how can this event come alive in the here and now.

  12. The Here and Now … of all the material that a group member can talk about, why have they chosen this topic at this time

  13. Interactions Between Group Members • How members express new feelings toward one another • How they evolve their emotional relationships

  14. Cohesion • Refers to the attraction that members have for their group and for other members. • Such members are accepting of one another, supportive and inclined to form meaningful relationships with each other.

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