The Use of Small Groups in Training
The Use of Small Groups in Training by Robert Gosling, published by Taylor & Francis Group on July 5, 2019, is a 146-page exploration of training methodologies within the context of social work. This edition presents insights from the Family Discussion Bureau, focusing on the implementation of short residential training courses designed for social case workers. The book emphasizes the role of small group methods in facilitating the acceptance of new ideas among institutional personnel, particularly within the penal system.
Readers will find a detailed examination of how small group dynamics can enhance training effectiveness and foster receptiveness to innovative approaches in mental health and psychoanalysis. The text delves into practical applications and experiences, providing a framework for understanding the psychological aspects of group interactions in a training environment. This edition serves as a resource for those interested in the intersection of psychology and social work, offering a structured perspective on the benefits of collaborative learning in professional development.
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This book describes the experiences of the Family Discussion Bureau in setting up short residential training courses for social case workers. It discusses that a psychiatrist can use small group methods as a vehicle for making institutional personnel from the penal system receptive to new ideas.
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