This module is a part of the course requirements for certification in Mindfulness-Based Ecotherapy.
In this online study module, we will look at some of the principles of running a successful group. We’ll also examine recent research in the field, including the Stages of Change and the five phases of group process.
COURSE OBJECTIVES
After completing this course, the student will be able to:
- Discuss the Stages of Change of the Transtheoretical Model of Change
- Describe the stages of group process
- Name some skills a good group facilitator possesses
- Define Group Work
- List some types of groups
- Discuss the planning process for groups
- Define and discuss the process of Group Facilitation
- Be able to successfully facilitate all 12 sessions of the Mindfulness-Based Ecotherapy Program
COURSE FORMAT
This is a self-directed online introductory course in running a successful group. While this course is a part of the requirements to become a certified Mindfulness-Based Ecotherapy Facilitator, it is also a stand-alone course that gives the student a good basic grounding in the principles and practices of group therapy and counseling.
The course materials include a five-hour video presentation for Part A of the course (Running a Successful Group), reading materials for Part B of the course (Running a Successful Mindfulness-Based Ecotherapy Group), and several handouts. The handouts also include this list of course objectives and a list of references and citations.
Download the handouts for this course using the links provided below. You may wish to print them out prior to starting the course.
