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| checkout questions in counseling: Intentional Group Counseling Allen E. Ivey, Mary Bradford Ivey, 2001 Based on the microskills approach, this text teaches readers basic group skills, and helps them to develop the carefully sequenced tools and self-confidence they will need to lead groups. The microskills approach attempts to provide readers with the skills needed to break down the complex art of group leadership into single, manageable, teachable skills. |
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