HMSV 2160 - Advanced Group Skills

4.5 Credits

This course is an advanced course in theory and practice of group counseling. Students continue to learn about the process of group counseling. Included in the discussion is an exploration of group dynamics in working with families along with reviewing theories of family therapy with an emphasis on the systemic model of therapy.

Prerequisites: (1) HMSV 2110

Lecture Hours: 4.5
Lab Hours: 0.0
Internship Hours: 0.0
Clinical or Practicum Hours: 0.0

Course Objectives

Identify and describe the characteristics of different types of groups.
Identify and demonstrate leadership skills in facilitating a group.
Understand and apply the different theoretical approaches used in group counseling.
Demonstrate such group skills as: attending, observing, questioning, encouraging,
Identify and describe the various assessments available in working with families.
Identify and describe the theoretical approaches in working with families.
Recognize and explain the influence of substance abuse as related to the family.

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