Counseling for Groups: Process and Practice, 11th Edition by Marianne Schneider Corey, Gerald Corey, and Cindy Corey is a comprehensive textbook focused on the theory, practice, and process of group counseling.
The book covers the group process from the initial formation of a group through its development and ending stages. It combines theoretical concepts with practical guidance to help students and developing counselors understand group leadership, group dynamics, ethical considerations, and effective counseling practices.
The 11th Edition provides updated examples, guidelines, insights, research, and an enhanced diversity perspective. It also addresses group counseling with children, adolescents, and adults in school and community settings.
Key Topics
- Group counseling
- Group process
- Group dynamics
- Group leadership
- Counseling skills
- Group formation
- Group development
- Group termination
- Co-leadership
- Ethical practice
- Counselor training
- Counseling children
- Counseling adolescents
- Adult group counseling
- School counseling groups
- Community counseling groups
- Diversity in group counseling
- Theory and practice of group counseling
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