A Home Study Continuing Education Course for
Psychologists, Marriage and Family
Therapists, Social Workers, and Mental Health Counselors
Solution
Focused Group Therapy:
Ideas for Groups in Private Practice, Schools, Agencies, and Treatment Programs
Linda Metcalf, Ph.D., 1998. 242 Pages
8 Hours CE Credits
60 Questions: True/False, Matching, and Multiple Choice
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This course teaches the concepts and methods of Solution Focused Group Therapy, as well as how to utilize this approach with specific types of presenting problems. The course presents guidelines for the role and mindset of the therapist. Specific techniques and exercises are included, such as how to redescribe problems so that members can perceive and implement solutions.
Learning Objectives:
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Explain the objectives of Solution Focused Group Therapy (SFGT).
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Describe at least four strategies for stimulating group participation.
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Express how to apply SFGT concepts and strategies.
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List functions and attitudes for SFGT leadership
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Discuss how to apply the SFGT model to four specific types of presenting problems.
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Explain the purpose of at least three group exercises.
Course Outline:
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Changing Directions in Group Therapy
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A Brief History of Solution Focused Brief Therapy
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Assumptions for Facilitating SFGT
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Beginning the group process with a new conversation
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The Role of the Solution Focused Group Facilitator
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The Admissions Interview
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Facilitating the Group Process
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Group Therapy Ideas for Out-Of-Control Behaviors
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Eating Disorders
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Drug and Alcohol Problems
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Overcoming Sexual Abuse
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Resolving Complaints of Depression, Anxiety, and Phobias
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Solution Focused Family-of Origin Therapy in the Group Setting
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Parenting Groups that Work
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Solution Focused Groups Unlimited
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Family Dynamics Group
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School Group for Children and Adolescents
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Treatment Teams
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Using Alternative Experiences in Groups
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The Scaling Kit
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Adventure-Based Experiential Therapy