Introduction Part: Literature review of a minimum of 5 articles • Why is there a

Introduction Part: Literature review of a minimum of 5 articles • Why is there a need for such a group? • What type of group are you forming? • For whom is the group intended? Identify the specific population. What do you know about the needs for this population? • Most importantly your rationale for this group needs or be clear and convincing, remember you might have to convince an audience about why there is a need for your group. • State your goals or what you expect to achieve? Objectives: • How many members in your group? Is there a specific age group? • Are you planning to conduct any pre-group interviewing or pre-screening candidates? • Where will the group meet and how long will the sessions be? • Will it be an open or closed group? Would there be any group pre-selection or pre-screening? • What topics will be explored in this group? Final Part: • This part should include how you see your initial goals achieved, or what you expect your group members to accomplish after attending your group. • If you are administering a pre-screening tool what do you expect to see as you complete the group as far as changes in the scores.