THEORY AND PRACTICE OF GROUP COUNSELING presents the reader with an in-depth review of 11 theories of group counseling. In addition to illustrating how to apply these theories in practice, this bestseller guides students and practitioners in developing their own synthesis of various aspects of the theories. With Corey's clear and direct writing style, readers can easily grasp each theoretical concept and its relationship to group practice.
"This book is a well-written, comprehensive textbook of group counseling practice, ethics, techniques, and application of theory."
– Dr. Jocelyn M. Bennett-Garraway, licensed professional consultant, University of Detroit at Mercy
"This is an effective group counseling textbook that deconstructs group counseling into its critical components: group leadership, ethics, stages, skills, and techniques, and then reinforces it with its application to diverse populations and the integration of group counseling theories." "
– Meredith Drew, Centenary College
“This is an excellent textbook that provides both introductory and advanced understanding of the theories and practices of group counseling. It includes a comprehensive yet concise overview of basic group process and practice. It provides a clear understanding of the theoretical basics of the key assumptions and techniques of each theory and illustrates their application to groups in action. I recommend this book to all students and professionals who aim to improve the application of theory to their practice in therapeutic groups.”
– Heather Smith, Kent State University
“This is the best book on the market that can be used in conducting a group counseling course. It is readable and my students use it with great pleasure. I think the integrative emphasis is valuable for future consultants. The sections on school counseling, multicultural issues, and the balance between theory and practice make it a thorough, comprehensive textbook."
– Paul Blizzard, Missouri State University
