This course presents theoretical and practical approaches to social work with groups, with a focus on group development, dynamics, and processes.
Outcomes: 1) Demonstrate and apply ethical and professional behavior by integrating social work values, self-awareness, and group facilitation skills that promote inclusivity, collaboration, and mutual support among diverse group members; 2) Analyze and synthesize group dynamics, theories, and evidence-based practices to assess group needs, develop goals, and implement interventions that foster empowerment and social justice; 3) Engage and collaborate with individuals and groups to plan, lead, and evaluate group processes that enhance collective well-being, inclusion, and effective problem-solving across diverse settings.
Outcomes: 1) Demonstrate and apply ethical and professional behavior by integrating social work values, self-awareness, and group facilitation skills that promote inclusivity, collaboration, and mutual support among diverse group members; 2) Analyze and synthesize group dynamics, theories, and evidence-based practices to assess group needs, develop goals, and implement interventions that foster empowerment and social justice; 3) Engage and collaborate with individuals and groups to plan, lead, and evaluate group processes that enhance collective well-being, inclusion, and effective problem-solving across diverse settings.