The Mystery of Telephone Groups Presented by Paul Mavromatis at the IGL Conference in Sydney 2009 and published by psychevisual

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The Mystery of Telephone Groups
Paul Mavromatis

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The Main Objectives of this lecture are:
• To provide information and an experiential snapshot of telephone based mutual aid groups.
• To provide exposure to the advantages and disadvantages of telephone groups to enable participants to decide whether a telephone group service would provide a useful support to their own client group.

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Recorded at: The 2009 Institute of Group Leaders Conference (Moments of change in group work) at Sydney, Australia.
For more information visit www.igl.org.au

Paul Mavromatis