SOWK 487 - Week 08 - Group Practice Models - Mutual Aid
A presentation at Heritage University @ CBC Week 08 in in Pasco, WA 99301, USA by Jacob Campbell
Group Practice Models Mutual Aid Model Jacob Campbell, LICSW Heritage University Spring 2022 SOWK 487
Our America with Lisa Ling Transgender Support Group Meeting Jacob Campbell, LICSW at Heritage University for SOWK 487 Spring 2022
Agenda Presentations What are mutual aid groups The phases of helping within the mutual aid process Facilitation of mutual aid Jacob Campbell, LICSW at Heritage University for SOWK 487 Spring 2022
Family Treatment Modality Research Presentations Jacob Campbell, LICSW at Heritage University for SOWK 487 Spring 2022
The Mutual Aid Model Jacob Campbell, LICSW at Heritage University for SOWK 487 Spring 2022
Vulnerable and Resilient Populations People dealing with traumatic experiences Grief AIDS People with mental health dif culties Health care settings People with alternative sexual orientation (Garvin et al., 2017) Immigrants and refugees People contending with intimate partner and other violence Sexual abuse Homelessness Older elderly peple and their caregivers Isolated and physically and emotionally challenged group members fi Jacob Campbell, LICSW at Heritage University for SOWK 487 Spring 2022
Mediating Function Organic whole, dynamic system Health, growth, and belonging Env iron men t Social Worker (Schwartz, 1961) Jacob Campbell, LICSW at Heritage University for SOWK 487 Spring 2022
Mediating Function External Mediation Internal Mediation External Environmental Stressors Internal Interpersonal Stressors (Schwartz, 1961) Jacob Campbell, LICSW at Heritage University for SOWK 487 Spring 2022
Phases of Helping Preparation Phase Contract Phase Work Phase Ending Phase (Schwartz, 1971) Jacob Campbell, LICSW at Heritage University for SOWK 487 Spring 2022
Phases of Helping Preparation Phase Contract Phase Work Phase Organizational and work preparation Group dynamics and functions preparation Ending Phase (Schwartz, 1971) Jacob Campbell, LICSW at Heritage University for SOWK 487 Spring 2022
Phases of Helping Preparation Phase Contract Phase Work Phase Clear and mutual agreement Ending Phase (Schwartz, 1971) Jacob Campbell, LICSW at Heritage University for SOWK 487 Spring 2022
Phases of Helping Preparation Phase Contract Phase Work Phase Ending Phase Find common ground Detecting and challenging the obstacles Contribute De ning the requirements and limits (Schwartz, 1971) fi Jacob Campbell, LICSW at Heritage University for SOWK 487 Spring 2022
Phases of Helping Preparation Phase Contract Phase Work Phase Managing feelings Future planning Ending Phase (Schwartz, 1971) Jacob Campbell, LICSW at Heritage University for SOWK 487 Spring 2022
Tasks, Methods, and Skills Directs group members to each other Identi es and focuses on salient themes Encourages and reinforces cooperative mutual support norms Engagement members to participate in collective activities Give participants the ability to do rehearsal fi Jacob Campbell, LICSW at Heritage University for SOWK 487 Spring 2022
Facilitation Non Facilitated Highly Facilitated Mutual Aid Jacob Campbell, LICSW at Heritage University for SOWK 487 Spring 2022
Mutual Aid for Students Facilitate a group to help facilitate mutual aid of the members focused as a group of students.
(Garvin et al., 2017) All in the Same Boat Expands members perspectives Helps members universalize their life struggles Raise level of consciousness to expand their perspectives Develops group empathy support
We bring our focus back to therapeutic group models during weeks eight and ten. First, this week we will look at the less structured mutual aid groups, and then after spring break, we will be looking into cognitive-behavioral group work. We will be examining what mutual aid groups are used for, the phases of helping that happen with mutual aid, facilitation of these groups. We will also be having groups present their A-02: Family Treatment Modality Research Presentation. Reading includes Gitterman (2017) who provides a clear description of the mutual aid model. Kurtz (2017) provides valuable information about self-help groups and how they are often run and operated.
Reference
Gitterman, A. (2017). Chapter 07 - The mutual aid model. In C. D. Garvin, L. M. Gutierrez, & M. J. Galinsky (Eds.), Handbook of Social Work with Groups (pp. 113-132). The Guilford Press.
Kurtz, L. F. (2017). Chapter 09 - Support and self-help groups. In C. D. Garvin, L. M. Gutierrez, & M. J. Galinsky (Eds.), Handbook of Social Work with Groups (pp. 155-170). The Guilford Press.
