Maggie Kindred, Michael Kindred
Once Upon a Group
A Guide to Running and Participating in Successful Groups Second Edition
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A Guide to Running and Participating in Successful Groups Second Edition
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This book is a short, light-hearted guide to groupwork, providing an easily-digestible way of understanding group dynamics, the practicalities of running a group, and how to participate in one. It covers how and where to set up a group, the size of the group and the arrangement of chairs, and the importance of boundaries and rules within a group.
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This book is a short, light-hearted guide to groupwork, providing an easily-digestible way of understanding group dynamics, the practicalities of running a group, and how to participate in one. It covers how and where to set up a group, the size of the group and the arrangement of chairs, and the importance of boundaries and rules within a group.
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- Verlag: Jessica Kingsley Publishers
- 2 Revised edition
- Seitenzahl: 112
- Erscheinungstermin: 15. Dezember 2010
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 216mm x 141mm x 9mm
- Gewicht: 156g
- ISBN-13: 9781849051668
- ISBN-10: 1849051666
- Artikelnr.: 31193171
- Herstellerkennzeichnung
- Libri GmbH
- Europaallee 1
- 36244 Bad Hersfeld
- gpsr@libri.de
- Verlag: Jessica Kingsley Publishers
- 2 Revised edition
- Seitenzahl: 112
- Erscheinungstermin: 15. Dezember 2010
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 216mm x 141mm x 9mm
- Gewicht: 156g
- ISBN-13: 9781849051668
- ISBN-10: 1849051666
- Artikelnr.: 31193171
- Herstellerkennzeichnung
- Libri GmbH
- Europaallee 1
- 36244 Bad Hersfeld
- gpsr@libri.de
Maggie Kindred is a retired qualified social worker and practice teacher with many years of experience, including several years as social worker and team manager for Westminster Social Services (as Maggie Cook). Her particular interests lie in groupwork, communication skills and teamwork, and she has written several publications in these areas.
1. Introduction. 2. Applying this Book to your Situation. Your role in life
and work groups. Groupwork and professional standards. 3. Running a Group.
A note on leadership. Laying the foundations. 4. A Brief Look at Origins of
Group Behaviour. My first group. When groups become large. Size of groups.
Number of relationships and size of groups. 5. Setting up Groups. Purpose
and contract. Number of meetings. Meeting place. Seating arrangements -
type of chair. Seating arrangements - arranging the chairs. Physical and
emotional space. Size of meeting place. Temperature. Fresh air. Lighting.
Breaks, including refreshments. 6. Boundaries and Rules. Punctuality - at
the beginning. Degree of familiarity. Commitment. Confidentiality.
Interruptions. Limits in general. Smoking. Punctuality - at the end. 7.
Some Ways of Looking at Group Development. Task versus maintenance. Common
threads running through various theories and models. Creativity and play.
8. What Goes on in Groups. Choosing a seat. Introducing a subject. Your
opening contribution. Communication and lack of it. Non-verbal
communication. Opting out. Sensitivity. Honesty about feelings. The art of
listening. Dominant behaviour. Fight or flight. Democracy versus autocracy.
Bids for leadership. Co-leadership. Sub-groups. Pairing. Red herrings.
Level of involvement. Subversive behaviour. Decision-making. Group norms.
Barriers and defences. Hidden agendas. Hanging bits of ourselves on others.
The transfer system! Scapegoats. The group casualty. Labelling and
stereotyping. Point-scoring. Pearls of wisdom. Over-dependence. Silences.
Sexuality and sex. Waiting until the last moment. 9. Endings. Giving
feedback. White elephants. Disbanding. Celebrations! Appendix - Running a
group checklist. Bibliography.
and work groups. Groupwork and professional standards. 3. Running a Group.
A note on leadership. Laying the foundations. 4. A Brief Look at Origins of
Group Behaviour. My first group. When groups become large. Size of groups.
Number of relationships and size of groups. 5. Setting up Groups. Purpose
and contract. Number of meetings. Meeting place. Seating arrangements -
type of chair. Seating arrangements - arranging the chairs. Physical and
emotional space. Size of meeting place. Temperature. Fresh air. Lighting.
Breaks, including refreshments. 6. Boundaries and Rules. Punctuality - at
the beginning. Degree of familiarity. Commitment. Confidentiality.
Interruptions. Limits in general. Smoking. Punctuality - at the end. 7.
Some Ways of Looking at Group Development. Task versus maintenance. Common
threads running through various theories and models. Creativity and play.
8. What Goes on in Groups. Choosing a seat. Introducing a subject. Your
opening contribution. Communication and lack of it. Non-verbal
communication. Opting out. Sensitivity. Honesty about feelings. The art of
listening. Dominant behaviour. Fight or flight. Democracy versus autocracy.
Bids for leadership. Co-leadership. Sub-groups. Pairing. Red herrings.
Level of involvement. Subversive behaviour. Decision-making. Group norms.
Barriers and defences. Hidden agendas. Hanging bits of ourselves on others.
The transfer system! Scapegoats. The group casualty. Labelling and
stereotyping. Point-scoring. Pearls of wisdom. Over-dependence. Silences.
Sexuality and sex. Waiting until the last moment. 9. Endings. Giving
feedback. White elephants. Disbanding. Celebrations! Appendix - Running a
group checklist. Bibliography.
1. Introduction. 2. Applying this Book to your Situation. Your role in life
and work groups. Groupwork and professional standards. 3. Running a Group.
A note on leadership. Laying the foundations. 4. A Brief Look at Origins of
Group Behaviour. My first group. When groups become large. Size of groups.
Number of relationships and size of groups. 5. Setting up Groups. Purpose
and contract. Number of meetings. Meeting place. Seating arrangements -
type of chair. Seating arrangements - arranging the chairs. Physical and
emotional space. Size of meeting place. Temperature. Fresh air. Lighting.
Breaks, including refreshments. 6. Boundaries and Rules. Punctuality - at
the beginning. Degree of familiarity. Commitment. Confidentiality.
Interruptions. Limits in general. Smoking. Punctuality - at the end. 7.
Some Ways of Looking at Group Development. Task versus maintenance. Common
threads running through various theories and models. Creativity and play.
8. What Goes on in Groups. Choosing a seat. Introducing a subject. Your
opening contribution. Communication and lack of it. Non-verbal
communication. Opting out. Sensitivity. Honesty about feelings. The art of
listening. Dominant behaviour. Fight or flight. Democracy versus autocracy.
Bids for leadership. Co-leadership. Sub-groups. Pairing. Red herrings.
Level of involvement. Subversive behaviour. Decision-making. Group norms.
Barriers and defences. Hidden agendas. Hanging bits of ourselves on others.
The transfer system! Scapegoats. The group casualty. Labelling and
stereotyping. Point-scoring. Pearls of wisdom. Over-dependence. Silences.
Sexuality and sex. Waiting until the last moment. 9. Endings. Giving
feedback. White elephants. Disbanding. Celebrations! Appendix - Running a
group checklist. Bibliography.
and work groups. Groupwork and professional standards. 3. Running a Group.
A note on leadership. Laying the foundations. 4. A Brief Look at Origins of
Group Behaviour. My first group. When groups become large. Size of groups.
Number of relationships and size of groups. 5. Setting up Groups. Purpose
and contract. Number of meetings. Meeting place. Seating arrangements -
type of chair. Seating arrangements - arranging the chairs. Physical and
emotional space. Size of meeting place. Temperature. Fresh air. Lighting.
Breaks, including refreshments. 6. Boundaries and Rules. Punctuality - at
the beginning. Degree of familiarity. Commitment. Confidentiality.
Interruptions. Limits in general. Smoking. Punctuality - at the end. 7.
Some Ways of Looking at Group Development. Task versus maintenance. Common
threads running through various theories and models. Creativity and play.
8. What Goes on in Groups. Choosing a seat. Introducing a subject. Your
opening contribution. Communication and lack of it. Non-verbal
communication. Opting out. Sensitivity. Honesty about feelings. The art of
listening. Dominant behaviour. Fight or flight. Democracy versus autocracy.
Bids for leadership. Co-leadership. Sub-groups. Pairing. Red herrings.
Level of involvement. Subversive behaviour. Decision-making. Group norms.
Barriers and defences. Hidden agendas. Hanging bits of ourselves on others.
The transfer system! Scapegoats. The group casualty. Labelling and
stereotyping. Point-scoring. Pearls of wisdom. Over-dependence. Silences.
Sexuality and sex. Waiting until the last moment. 9. Endings. Giving
feedback. White elephants. Disbanding. Celebrations! Appendix - Running a
group checklist. Bibliography.