Students will learn to enhance the effectiveness of therapeutic counseling groups by examining a variety of roles, models, and norms of group work. Students will develop therapeutic group leadership skills through facilitation of simulated group sessions.
Acceptance to BAS-BH Program.
Course Learning Outcomes
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Communicate proficiently with clients, families, and members of the care team, utilizing suitable channels to enhance personal care, contribute to positive health outcomes, and instill optimism for recovery.
CommunicationOral Expression,Written Expression
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Demonstrate understanding of various theories of practice to intervene in behavioral health conditions.
Problem SolvingCritical ThinkingCommunicationOral Expression,Written ExpressionInquiryInformation Literacy
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Demonstrate understanding of various theories of practice to intervene in behavioral health conditions.
Problem SolvingCritical ThinkingCommunicationOral Expression,Written ExpressionInquiryInformation Literacy
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Communicate proficiently with clients, families, and members of the care team, utilizing suitable channels to enhance personal care, contribute to positive health outcomes, and instill optimism for recovery.
CommunicationOral Expression,Written Expression
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Demonstrate understanding of various theories of practice to intervene in behavioral health conditions.
Problem SolvingCritical ThinkingCommunicationOral Expression,Written ExpressionInquiryInformation Literacy
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Demonstrate understanding of various theories of practice to intervene in behavioral health conditions.
Problem SolvingCritical ThinkingCommunicationOral Expression,Written ExpressionInquiryInformation Literacy
Core Topics
- Theoretical foundations of group counseling and group work
- Dynamics associated with group process and development
- Therapeutic factors of group work and how they contribute to group effectiveness
- Characteristics and functions of effective group leaders
- Approaches to group formation, including recruiting, screening, and selecting members
- Application of technology related to group counseling and group work
- Types of groups, settings, and other considerations that affect conducting groups
- Culturally sustaining and developmentally responsive strategies for designing and facilitating groups
- Ethical and legal considerations relative to the delivery of group counseling and group work across service delivery modalities