You are a worker in a non-government organisation (NGO) and you have been asked toplan one of the following newgroups: 1. A support group for defence force members diagnosed with post traumatic stress...

Running Head: HEALTHCARE                                1
HEALTHCARE                                         8
A THERAPY GROUP FOR YOUNG WOMEN WITH EATING DISORDERS
Table of Contents
Introduction    3
Identification of Planning Considerations for This Type of Group    3
Beginning the Steps of Group Work    5
Leadership    5
Focus    5
Bond    6
Communication    6
Group Work Theory    6
Gertrude Wilson and Social Group Work    6
Conclusion    7
References    8
Introduction
Ronald W. Toseland & Robert F. Rivas described group work as target focused behaviour with small therapy and task teams intended to meet socio-emotional needs and solving problems. This activity is addressed to cu
ent people. Toseland and Rivas recommend that successful feedback should, firstly, identify the substance of the co
espondence as interpreted by the member, secondly, be delivered as soon as the response has been received by the representative who sent the response, and thirdly, be tentatively communicated. It is so that it is obvious that the feedback is provided and it explains the original message instead of challenging or criticising the sender.
Complex and serious mental health diseases that can have disastrous effects on the results are eating disorders. The dietary actions and behaviours they take to regulate their weight would typically be dysfunctional when a woman is suffering from an eating problem, which could have a major impact on health and even their emotional, mental and social health. As indicated by Traviss‐Turner, West and Hill (2017), compassionate communications are nurtured by counselling groups.
This helps participants to gain understanding as well as see and observe eating disorders in relation to the community. These therapy groups can alleviate emotional discomfort, untie loneliness, overcome depression, offer healing and cause a change to the thoughts and feelings of an individual as well as their personal relationships when supplied by a knowledgeable and skilled therapist.
Identification of Planning Considerations for This Type of Group
Group models are widely used for the treatment of eating disorders; however, work remains relatively undeveloped in this region. Given the demands on the healthcare system and the cost-effectiveness of team methods, interest in-group projects are likely to increase. Eating disorders are life-threatening personality disorders that collectively cost Australians around $60 billion. This group therapy encourages women to improve communication and socialisation skills and enables consumers to learn how to communicate their eating disorder concerns and to receive input from others.
As stated by Ke
-Gaffney, Ha
ison and Tchanturia (2018), community counselling helps people, through listening to someone with similar concerns, to improve self-awareness. Group-based counselling may have advantages that would otherwise be impossible to achieve when operating solely on a one-on-one basis. Important improvements are being made to enhance their standard of living and avoid relapse through resolving internal and emotional problems.
Since...