Arkansas State School
Counseling
Comprehensive Exam |
Study Guide, Practice
Questions & Exam
Review
|Guaranteed success|
, When a leader stops a member from talking, blocking, Cutting Off
or intervening to prevent monopolizing. Cutting off
occurs if a member is storytelling or avoiding going
deeper or saying something inappropriate
Works to elicit group member responses. Promotes Drawing out
greater involvement from group members who are
quiet or have a tough time sharing in group
Three kinds of rounds The designated word, phrase or number round, the word or phrase round, the
comment round
Used to help students build upon commonalities / Linking
shared experiences
Rounds are used to Build comfort, trust, cohesion
Get members focused
Check ins at beginning / middle / end of group to share feelings
Gather information and locate energy
Shift the focus to involve all members
Draw out quiet members
Deepen the intensity
Process exercises
Summarize reactions to session
Dyads are used to Enhance comfort / process in a pair rather than large group
Warming up members / Building energy
Processing information
Finishing a topic
Getting members together who may share similarities
How many stages are in group counseling? 5
Tuckman's Stages Stage 1: Forming
Stage 2: Storming
Stage 3: Norming
Stage 4: Performing
Stage 5: Adjourning
Define Forming Stage 1: Forming: Group first meets, are introduced, and discuss their
backgrounds / experiences
Define Storming Stage 2: Storming: Unavoidable at times, members may compete with each
other, conflict may arise, leaders help members problem solve and encourage
members to listen and be supportive
Counseling
Comprehensive Exam |
Study Guide, Practice
Questions & Exam
Review
|Guaranteed success|
, When a leader stops a member from talking, blocking, Cutting Off
or intervening to prevent monopolizing. Cutting off
occurs if a member is storytelling or avoiding going
deeper or saying something inappropriate
Works to elicit group member responses. Promotes Drawing out
greater involvement from group members who are
quiet or have a tough time sharing in group
Three kinds of rounds The designated word, phrase or number round, the word or phrase round, the
comment round
Used to help students build upon commonalities / Linking
shared experiences
Rounds are used to Build comfort, trust, cohesion
Get members focused
Check ins at beginning / middle / end of group to share feelings
Gather information and locate energy
Shift the focus to involve all members
Draw out quiet members
Deepen the intensity
Process exercises
Summarize reactions to session
Dyads are used to Enhance comfort / process in a pair rather than large group
Warming up members / Building energy
Processing information
Finishing a topic
Getting members together who may share similarities
How many stages are in group counseling? 5
Tuckman's Stages Stage 1: Forming
Stage 2: Storming
Stage 3: Norming
Stage 4: Performing
Stage 5: Adjourning
Define Forming Stage 1: Forming: Group first meets, are introduced, and discuss their
backgrounds / experiences
Define Storming Stage 2: Storming: Unavoidable at times, members may compete with each
other, conflict may arise, leaders help members problem solve and encourage
members to listen and be supportive
