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Running a support group

Thinking of starting or setting up a support group or a self help group? Or do you need help in running your existing group?

 

We've selected some of the best books to help you through the process:

• A Circle of Men: The Original Manual for Men's Support Groups by Bill Kauth (Author) A step-by-step guide for forming men's support groups discusses finding new members, running the first eight meetings, solving group problems, and creating rituals and...
• Cancer Support Groups: Guide for Facilitators by Joan F. Hermann (Author) Cancer Support Groups: A Guide for Facilitators" provides comprehensive guidance and instruction for both professionals and laypersons interested in forming and...
• Leading a Support Group by K. Nichols (Author), J. Jenkinson (Author) The use of support groups in healthcare (nursing, occupational therapy, etc.), education (pupils and staff) and also elements of commerce and industry...
• Self-Help and Support Groups: A Handbook for Practitioners by Linda Farris Kurtz (Author) Linda Farris Kurtz defines what self-help and support groups are and differentiates them by presenting t he concepts, theories and research relevant to them. She dra ws...
• Starting and Sustaining Genetic Support Groups by Joan O. Weiss (Author), Jayne S. Mackta (Author) 1. The Evolution of Self-Help Organizations 2. Why People Seek Genetic Support Groups 3. Peer Support 4. How to Organize a Genetic Support...
• The Courage to Lead: Start Your Own Support Group, Mental Illness and Addictions by Hannah Carlson (Author) Find out how to start, publicise, organise, and lead your group, with discussion topics, study materials, speakers. Learn the ten characteristics of an effective group,...
• The Support Group Sourcebook: What They Are, How You Can Find One and How They Can Help You by Linda Farris Kurtz (Author) Linda Farris Kurtz defines what self-help and support groups are and differentiates them by presenting t he concepts, theories and research relevant to them. She dra ws...