Adlerian Group Counseling and Therapy: Step by Step
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In 1974, five adolescents from a small town in Idaho were invited to participate as members of a group counseling demonstration at a Conference on Adlerian Psychology with the theme of “motivation modification.” Dr. Manford Sonstegard was the counselor. He had no previous contact with the group members, and he met all of them for the first time at the videotaped session. After a brief introduction to Adlerian process and practice, Dr. Sonstegard began the session.
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In 1974, five adolescents from a small town in Idaho were invited to participate as members of a group counseling demonstration at a Conference on Adlerian Psychology with the theme of “motivation modification.” Dr. Manford Sonstegard was the counselor. He had no previous contact with the group members, and he met all of them for the first time at the videotaped session. After a brief introduction to Adlerian process and practice, Dr. Sonstegard began the session.
Key concepts: Adlerian, Psychotherapist, Group counseling, Group psychotherapy, Psychology, Clinical psychology