I just reviewed this book on Goodreads and Amazon
I suspect I’ve read this book with a different eye based on the fact that I spent a whole semester studying groups way back in the late 50’s (1950s that is) in my PhD program at Boston University. I was an academic then, reading and practicing with an analytic eye. Now I am warmly appreciative of this living, organic approach, so detailed in its coverage and yet so versatile in its application. I’m anxious to see what our social justice group does with it as we leave Zoom mode and move into circle mode. (Though Zoom might be said to encourage much about circle.)
It’s not a book to be read like a novel just for the fun of it. It is a book with wide application to respect for process and respect for each other.
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This sounds like a great book. I’ve employed these techniques when facilitating groups.
Yes, it is a good book for the purpose. And see my recent review for one of more general interest. Thanks for commenting.