GROUP THERAPY IN THE RESOCIALIZATION OF SOCIALLY MALADJUSTED INDIVIDUALS

Discover the power of group therapy as a tool for the resocialization of people with social difficulties. This book is a compendium of knowledge for professionals who want to effectively support the process of reintegrating maladjusted people into society. Learn proven methods and strategies to help your charges regain their balance and build positive relationships with their environment.

• Understanding the mechanisms of socially maladjusted behavior
• Using the cognitive-behavioral concept in group therapy
• Providing corrective experiences for charges
• Developing social skills in maladjusted people
• Generalizing the effects of therapy to non-clinical conditions
• Practical methods of corrective work
• Tips for professionals working with young people

Robert Opora's book is a valuable guide for anyone working with socially maladjusted people. Drawing on his extensive experience, the author presents a comprehensive approach to group therapy, taking into account both theoretical foundations and practical tips. With this publication, you will gain the knowledge and skills necessary to effectively support the resocialization process.

Many socially maladjusted people have experienced difficult events in their lives that have disrupted their normal development. The meaning given to these experiences can be a source of further problems. In addition, these people have often not been adequately prepared to cope with difficult situations, which consequently leads to an increased sense of discomfort and the activation of dysfunctional beliefs, manifested in socially maladjusted behavior.

Behavioral disorders in young people are a serious social problem, and dealing with them is a challenge for many professionals. In order to eliminate unwanted behaviors, it is necessary to first understand their mechanism and then use appropriate corrective strategies. Robert Opora analyzes these mechanisms in detail in his book and proposes concrete solutions.

Robert Opora points to the key role of the therapeutic group in the resocialization process of socially maladjusted people. The methods of corrective work presented by him are based primarily on the cognitive-behavioral concept, and their application in the group and subsequent generalization to non-clinical conditions allow the charge to be provided with corrective experiences and promote the development of social skills. This is a practical guide for anyone who wants to effectively help socially maladjusted people return to normal functioning.

Scientific Publishing House PWN, known for scientific publications at the highest level, guarantees the reliability and timeliness of the presented knowledge. This book is an investment in the development of your professional skills and more effective support for your charges. Don't wait, reach for it today and start changing lives for the better!