The group work method is one of the approaches in the social work profession concerned with working with individuals through various groups to foster personal growth and develop the group's capacity to contribute to societal change. This is achieved through professional practice within different social institutions.

Professional practice in group work has fundamental operational processes that form its foundation. These processes, such as assessment, recording, and dynamics, are utilized by the group specialist to achieve the method's objectives. The specialist employs these processes through the group work program under professional supervision, which aims to enhance the professional practice. Furthermore, professional practice can only advance by relying on guiding theories, established practice theories, and modern scientific models that align with the nature of the group and the issue it addresses.

This book focuses on these aspects, covering the processes, theories, and models of professional practice. It is divided into eight chapters: the first on recording, the second on the program, the third on assessment, and the fourth on supervision. The fifth and sixth chapters discuss scientific theory and the guiding theories for group work. The seventh chapter explores the method's approaches and models, and the final chapter examines scientific models in group work.

This work is a humble contribution to the cognitive and practical heritage of the group work method, established and developed by scholars in the field. We hope this work proves to be a valuable addition and a useful resource for students and practitioners, helping them achieve their goals for their own benefit and that of their community.

• Number of Pages: 384
• Year of Publication: 2025
• Binding Type: Cardboard
• Edition: 2
• Print Color: Black
• Dimensions (cm): 17x24
• Weight (kg): 0.710
• Barcode: 9789957970628