Social Work Skills for Organizing and Leading Task Oriented Groups - Presented by the NASW Massachusetts Chapter

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Social Work Skills for Organizing and Leading Task Oriented Groups - Presented by the NASW Massachusetts Chapter

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1.5 Non-clinical

Course Number:

MA201248TXT

Original Program Date:

December 1, 2007

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Available for 5 months after Registration

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Category: Group Therapy, General Social Work

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Other: Massachusetts

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Description

This text course covers five areas relevant to effective macro social work practice with task orient
ed groups: Product and Process Dimensions, Leadership Development, Maintaining Democratic Participation, Recruitment, and Conducting Successful Large Meetings. The development of knowledge and skills in these five areas will enhance the practitioner’s abilities to engage in effective macro social work with task oriented groups.

Learning Objectives

1. To develop macro social work knowledge and skills for organizing, leading, staffing or participating in task oriented groups.

2. To learn about methods and techniques for recruiting new participants, developing community leadership, and conducting successful large meetings.

3. To gain knowledge about group composition, contracting, culture, and conflict, as well as methods for developing and maintaining an ethos of participatory democracy.

1.5 Non-clinical

Price	Standard
Non-Member	$30.00
Member	$22.50

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$30.00

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$22.50