SocialWorkin

<b style="text-align: justify;"> Evolution of social group work</b> Introduction<b> S</b> ocial group work and group psychotherapy has primarily developed along parallel Spaths. Where the roots of

1.  Sociologists describe the term 'group' as ….      a) Collection of people                 b) People involved in an organized pattern of inte

<b> Content </b> <b> Concept .</b><b> Introduction.</b><b> Skills in establishing a relationship.</b><b> Skills in analyzing group situations.</b><b> Skills in group participation.</b><b> Skills in group

<b> Introduction </b> The concept  of group work practice was largely influenced by the work of Tracker (1958) and Wilson Rayland (1949), Coyel (1954) As the th

<b> Content </b> Introduction Theories  Psychoanalytical Theory  Social Learning Theory Field Theory  System Theory  Conflict Theory  Exchange Theory Reference.<b> Introdu