The Pros and Cons of Facilitating a Substance Abuse Group: Substance Abuse Group

This group manual eliminates the need to read multiple books and Internet articles to obtain the skills and strategies to facilitate a substance abuse group successfully. An average counseling book has about 300 to 800 pages. An Internet article can be one page to multiple pages. This group manual combines multiple books and Internet articles to make it easy for group leaders to learn group skills and strategies in a short period of time. A group leader or intern will be able to engage every client who joins the group regardless of gender, race, age, disability and religion. Every client will have a positive group experience on the first day of treatment regardless if he or she is a self-referral or mandated to treatment. In addition, this manual will outline the things that you should not do in a group. Many group leaders struggle with facilitating group therapy because they have not been trained professionally. If you are struggling, then you will recognize some of the mistakes in this manual that you are making. This manual will help you to correct the mistakes and give you the proper skills and strategies to be successful when you facilitate a substance abuse group.
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Author/Artist:Reed, Mr Anthony
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