The skills of attending, empathy, clarifying/questioning, assertiveness, confrontation, and problem solving are featured in this middle and high school peer helping program. Additional topics include suicide prevention, alcoholism, grief, rape, divorce and stepfamilies
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Good basic handbook,
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I used this handbook for brainstorming ideas when creating a small counseling group at the middle school level. The book is geared more towards high school students and creating a peer helper group at that level, but many of the ideas are adaptable to lower grades. I've used it to create a social skills group for two of my students with autism. Used some ideas from this handbook and some ideas from the Circle of Friends model to begin a middle school group.
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