How to
Start Your Own Mutual Self-Help Support Group
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Manual written and
published by Andrea Reynolds from her three-hour
workshop
Book her to conduct this workshop for your group.
The
Manual
Self help groups offer
people who face a common problem the opportunity to meet
with others and share their experiences, knowledge,
strengths, and hopes. Run for and by their members, self
help groups can be better described as "mutual help"
groups. Many such groups are started each week across the
country by ordinary people with a little courage, a sense
of commitment and a lot of caring. While there is no single
formula for starting a group, this class will provide some
general considerations you may find helpful. The focus of
the class will be on setting up the support group and
getting visibility within the community to attract members.
The
Author
Andrea
Reynolds has been an active participant in two mutual
support groups, including a 12 step program. She has been a
co-founder of associations on the provincial and national
level, and also the founder and executive director of an
international association. Besides providing private,
supportive counseling on a fee basis, Andrea has hosted
call-in radio shows on relationships, and has written
several self-help manuals and workbooks.
Contents
1. What
is a mutual support group?
2. What does a mutual
support group do?
3. What types of support
groups currently exist?
4. What is the purpose of
a support group?
5. Why is there a need for
support groups?
6. What are some common
criteria for membership in a group?
7. What are the benefits
of membership in a support group?
8. What can a member
expect from a group?
9. What activities or
"products" can a support group provide?
10. What happens at a
support group meeting?
11. How might a support
group be sponsored?
12. How do support groups
cover overhead costs?
13. Where can meetings be
held?
14. What is needed at the
meeting site?
15. What are some common
"rules" for meetings?
16. Who leads the group?
17. What are some common
meeting formats?
18. What problems might we
encounter?
19. How can support groups
reach the public?
20. When should a support
group become incorporated?
21. Resources
22. Example: Dealing With
Loss Support Group
23. Example: Public
Service Announcement (2)
24. Planning Pages for new
groups
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