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Face to Face: The Small-Group Experience and Interpersonal Growth (Counseling)

by Gerard Egan

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Written for anyone who is going to participate in a face-to-face group which has personal and interpersonal growth as its goal; explains and illustrates the anatomy of interpersonal growth-oriented groups. It is simply written and is designed to give the participant a conceptual framework for understanding group processes. The book emphasizes that the interactions that form the basis of meaningful contact in small face-to-face groups are the same kinds of interactions that promote intimacy in day-to-day living with others.… (more)
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Written for anyone who is going to participate in a face-to-face group which has personal and interpersonal growth as its goal; explains and illustrates the anatomy of interpersonal growth-oriented groups. It is simply written and is designed to give the participant a conceptual framework for understanding group processes. The book emphasizes that the interactions that form the basis of meaningful contact in small face-to-face groups are the same kinds of interactions that promote intimacy in day-to-day living with others.

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