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Six Simple Weeks: A Caring Manual for Support Group Leaders
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Six Simple Weeks: A Caring Manual for Support Group Leaders
This model is designed for a six-week time period. In other words, the group meets once a week for six weeks. When groups get stretched out over longer periods of time, participation is often interrupted. Many people can plan six weeks into their schedules, but beyond that, it may get complicated. It also means people are not committing to a series of meetings which may never end. Six Simple Weeks gives you everything you need to know to start a support group. It includes all the information necessary and a week by week model to get you started.
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Author: Eloise Cole and Joy Johnson
ISBN: 9781561231508
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