Question

4. There are 3 common group models through which grieving individuals are served. Explain each one, and then discuss which one would be best suited for you if you were experiencing some type of loss that you needed professional help to get through.

Answer 1

The most common three group models used for grief are---

1. Interpersonal group models- it includes an interpersonal approach. It motivates and facilitates the process of grieving and helps in regaining the common interest of an individual. Also, work on the relationship of an individual. active participation of the client is the key as he is asked to explore his feelings and encouraged to discuss the sequence of events. this helps in draining out the negative thoughts and grief out of the client.
2. Cognitive-behavioral group models:-it works on releasing the grief and negative feelings through writing a discussion on a common theme. hair individual learns about dealing with his thoughts and finds alternative ways of thinking.it also includes stress management and coping skills for better results.
3. Psychodynamic group models:-self introduction of depressive symptoms and target problem directly. it has a deep impact on individuals' thinking and feelings and is used for severe grieving events it has a holistic approach to increasing self-esteem, life satisfaction, social support, and confidence.

Note---for the second half of the question you can choose any of the above which suits you best and explain it with an example. It has to be answered by you.