Study Format

Group Proposal Study Format 

A group proposal based on guiding information from the textbook is required.  The following guidelines are provided:

1. Introduction
   • A proposed group name.
   • Explanation of type of group being proposed (task group, psychoeducational, counseling, psychotherapy, etc.).
   • Rationale for why the group is being created.
2. Practical Considerations
   • Specific group or population that the group intends to serve. Will the group be voluntary or involuntary?
   • How will group members be recruited to participate in proposed group.
   • Potential ethical and legal issues and how they will be addressed.
3. Theoretical Orientation
   • What theory or theories will be used to guide the group and why?
4. Purpose, Goals, and Objectives
   • What is the purpose of the group?
   • What are the goals of the group?
   • What objectives will be used to meet the group goals?
5. Brief Overview
   • What topics or content will be covered in the group?
6. Evaluation
   • How will the group be evaluated to determine if goals and objectives were met?
   • How is it measurable?