The Support Group Method Training Pack

Effective Anti-Bullying Intervention
First Edition
Barbara Maines
George Robinson
Lucky Duck Books
The Support Group Method Training Pack
February 2010 | 104 pages | Sage UK
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'The No Blame Approach is radical and ameliorative and models a pro-social response to bullying' - Sullivan, Clearly and Sullivan (2004) Bullying in Secondary Schools, London: Paul Chapman Publishing

The No Blame/Support Group Approach to bullying is a non-punitive and problem solving method which has been refined and developed during the last 15 years and is now used successfully around the world.

This brand new video and facilitator's manual provide all the resources needed to run training sessions ensuring participants not only know how to use the method but also understand the underpinning research and philosophy.

Contents

PART ONE

  • Introduction
  • What is in the Book?

PART TWO

  • The training day
  • Pattern of the day
  • PowerPoint slides 1-29 with facilitator notes
  • Appendices
  • Appendix 1 - Framework for a policy
  • Appendix 2 - A survey of use of the support group method
  • Appendix 3 - The Case for the Support Group Method

Resources

Download a video clip from the DVD

/theSupportGroupMethod.sp

Additional materials

Description

'The No Blame Approach is radical and ameliorative and models a pro-social response to bullying' - Sullivan, Clearly and Sullivan (2004) Bullying in Secondary Schools, London: Paul Chapman Publishing

The No Blame/Support Group Approach to bullying is a non-punitive and problem solving method which has been refined and developed during the last 15 years and is now used successfully around the world.

This brand new video and facilitator's manual provide all the resources needed to run training sessions ensuring participants not only know how to use the method but also understand the underpinning research and philosophy.

Contents

PART ONE

  • Introduction
  • What is in the Book?

PART TWO

  • The training day
  • Pattern of the day
  • PowerPoint slides 1-29 with facilitator notes
  • Appendices
  • Appendix 1 - Framework for a policy
  • Appendix 2 - A survey of use of the support group method
  • Appendix 3 - The Case for the Support Group Method

Resources

Download a video clip from the DVD

/theSupportGroupMethod.sp

Additional materials

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The Support Group Method Training Pack

Effective Anti-Bullying Intervention

Barbara Maines , George Robinson
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February 2010 | 104 pages | Sage UK

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'The No Blame Approach is radical and ameliorative and models a pro-social response to bullying' - Sullivan, Clearly and Sullivan (2004) Bullying in Secondary Schools, London: Paul Chapman Publishing

The No Blame/Support Group Approach to bullying is a non-punitive and problem solving method which has been refined and developed during the last 15 years and is now used successfully around the world.

This brand new video and facilitator's manual provide all the resources needed to run training sessions ensuring participants not only know how to use the method but also understand the underpinning research and philosophy.


Table Of Contents:

  • PART ONE
  • Introduction
  • What is in the Book?
  • PART TWO
  • The training day
  • Pattern of the day
  • PowerPoint slides 1-29 with facilitator notes
  • Appendices
  • Appendix 1 - Framework for a policy
  • Appendix 2 - A survey of use of the support group method
  • Appendix 3 - The Case for the Support Group Method

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'The No Blame Approach is radical and ameliorative and models a pro-social response to bullying.' Sullivan, Cleary and Sullivan (2004) Bullying in Secondary Schools, London. Paul Chapman. 'In a study in Germany of 220 cases there was an 87.3% success rate and about half the cases were reported to have been long standing.' Heike Blum and Detlef Beck, No Blame Approach Germany, www.no-blame-approach.de

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