Overview
Group Dynamics in Occupational Therapy: The Theoretical Basis and Prac tice Application of Group Treatment, Second Edition examines seven fra mes of reference for group therapy. Authored by Marilyn B. Cole, MS, O TR/L, this book describes the seven-step method in leading a group, an d teaches the reader how the traditional body of knowledge in group dy namics applies to occupational therapy. This new edition includes inf ormation on co-leadership in today's practice, the pros and cons of it s use, and how co-leadership can help therapists plan effectively and gain valuable feedback. Section Two, Group Guidelines From Seven Frame s of Reference, has been greatly revised to reflect the latest in grou p dynamics. Marilyn B. Cole has dedicated an entire chapter to Allen's Cognitive Disabilities Groups because of its extensive development ov er the past decade.
The book contains black-and-white illustrations.
Synopsis
This textbook outlines the seven steps in Cole's group leadership training process, and applies it to six frames of reference: psychodynamic, behavioral and cognitive behavioral, cognitive disabilities, developmental, sensorimotor, and the model of human occupation. Worksheets, activity examples, and group protocols are provided. The third edition adds chapters on client-centered groups, groups as social context, and cultural competence. Annotation ©2004 Book News, Inc., Portland, OR
Booknews
New edition which illustrates the application of theory to the seven- step method in leadership/co-leadership of a group. Presents seven frames of reference for group therapy, highlighting recent developments in behavioral and cognitive theories and their application. Provides instructions for planning an occupational therapy group<-->identifying the patient population, selecting a frame of reference, and designing a treatment outline. Includes worksheets, learning exercises, activity examples, and outlines specific laboratory experiences for students. Annotation c. by Book News, Inc., Portland, Or.