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Young Persons' Social Interaction Group

Nisha Dogra

The Greenwood Institute of Child Health, Leicester, UK

Andrew Parkin

The Greenwood Institute of Child Health, Leicester, UK

The experience of three trainees running a young persons' social interaction group is described. This is discussed in six stages: training needs; philosophy and practice of group work; planning the assessment of group members; making the assessments; planning the group; and running the group. Supervision, evaluation and follow-up are also discussed. Our thoughts and conclusions following the experiences are presented. This is a personal perspective of training in group work. We hope that this article will encourage trainees considering group work to do so with confidence.

Key Words: adolescents • experience • group work • social interaction • trainees

Clinical Child Psychology and Psychiatry, Vol. 2, No. 2, 297-306 (1997)
DOI: 10.1177/1359104597022009
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