Games (and other stuff) for Group, Book 1: Activities to Inititate Group Discussion (Revised and Expanded)
Games (and other stuff) for Group, Book 1: Activities to Inititate Group Discussion (Revised and Expanded)
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Product Details:
Author:
Chris Cavert
Paperback:
128 pages
Publisher:
Wood 'N Barnes Publishing & Distribution
Publication Date:
1999-01
Language:
English
ISBN:
1885473397
Package Length:
10.8 inches
Package Width:
8.3 inches
Package Height:
0.3 inches
Package Weight:
0.8 pounds
Average Customer Rating:
based on 1 reviews
Description:
The thirty-seven different 10 to 20-minute activities focus on topics that crucially affect experiences throughout life, including understanding gender issues, rumors and their effects, creativity, communication, and expression of emotions and frustrations. This practical guide to experience and activity-based counseling is easily implemented for ages 12 to adult, and adaptable for younger audiences as well. Activities include "What Would it Be Like...?" and "Are You More Like..." questions, Teaching Tales, Minute Mysteries, and assorted games.
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fun and creative!Mar 21, 2008 This book is an excellent resource for anyone working with older children or adolescents. The activities are fun, creative, attention grabbers, and very easily combined and/or adaptable to meet the needs of all group members be it behavioral, emotional, or cognitive. I work in a treatment facility with adolescent males who are most likely court ordered and resistant to treatment so they scoff at "group therapy" so I have to keep activities interesting to make them want to be there without the threat of doing something therapeutic. I've had this book for a long time and have used it more in the past three months than ever before simply due to the mix of kids in the group right now. I have actually had other kids "request" to be in the group because the other group members talk about their activities and how much fun the group is. This is a great book and well worth the money. I also have Book 1 (part of the reason I was so sold on getting Book 2) and find it equally as useful!
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