1. 幫助學生學習數種屬於社會工作團體工作的模式及應用
2. 閱讀國際上對於團體工作內容的最新想法。

1. Help students learn the model and application of various work groups in social work
2. Read the latest international ideas on the work of the group.

將會微調，將於開學後第一週確認最新資料。

1.. Nan Van Den Bergh ed.(1998). Feminist Practice in the 21st Century. Chapter 3
Washington DC: National Association of Social Workers
2. Gazda, G. M., Ginter, E. J., & Horne, A. M. (2001). Group Counseling and Group
Psychotherapy Theory and Application. Chapter 7-10, 15-16. Needham Heights:
Allyn & Bacon..
3. Lin, Jen-Jen & Lin, Wen-Yi (2009). The Political and Economic impact on the
Development of Social Group Work in Taiwan. Social Work with Groups, 32,
14-28.
4. Sethi, B. (2017). Healing through group work. Social work with Groups, 40:1-2, 156-160.
5. Cecil, A. H. (2014). An 8-Year telephone support group for home-bound people with Multiple Scerosis: adapting theapeutic methods to overcome isolation and immobility. Social Work with Groups, 37:2, 129-141.
6. Roy, V. & Pullen-Sansfacon, A. (2016). Promoting individual and social changes: a hybrid model of social work with groups. Social Work with Groups, 39:1,4-20.
7. Papell, C. P. (2015). Social work with groups: what, why and wherefore? Social Work with Groups, 38:3-4, 241-246.
8. Andrews, J. (2001). Groups work's place in social work: an historical analysis. Journal of Sociology and Social Welfare, 28(4), 45-65.

It will be micro-tuned and the latest information will be confirmed in the first week after school.

1.. Nan Van Den Bergh ed.(1998). Feminist Practice in the 21st Century. Chapter 3
Washington DC: National Association of Social Workers
2. Gazda, G. M., Ginter, E. J., & Horne, A. M. (2001). Group Counseling and Group
Psychotherapy Theory and Application. Chapter 7-10, 15-16. Needham Heights:
Allyn & Bacon..
3. Lin, Jen-Jen & Lin, Wen-Yi (2009). The Political and Economic impact on the
Development of Social Group Work in Taiwan. Social Work with Groups, 32,
14-28.
4. Sethi, B. (2017). Healing through group work. Social work with Groups, 40:1-2, 156-160.
5. Cecil, A. H. (2014). An 8-Year telephone support group for home-bound people with Multiple Scerosis: adapting theapeutic methods to overcome isolation and immability. Social Work with Groups, 37:2, 129-141.
6. Roy, V. & Pullen-Sansfacon, A. (2016). Promoting individual and social changes: a hybrid model of social work with groups. Social Work with Groups, 39:1,4-20.
7. Papell, C. P. (2015). Social work with groups: what, why and wherefore? Social Work with Groups, 38:3-4, 241-246.
8. Andrews, J. (2001). Groups work's place in social work: an historical analysis. Journal of Sociology and Social Welfare, 28(4), 45-65.