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Three Days Together around the Table: Using the Group Analysis Method to Value the Expertise and Lived Experiences of Key Voices to Innovate Solutions
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Chantal Plourde; Pascale Alarie-Vézina; Myriam Laventure; Joël Tremblay – Qualitative Research Journal, 2024
Purpose: This paper presents the use of the Group Analysis Method (GAM), an innovative method developed in a francophone context, to discuss issues related to the services offered in the field of addiction in Quebec's Indigenous communities and to identify perspectives for innovative solutions. Design/methodology/approach: This article begins with…
Descriptors: Foreign Countries, Indigenous Populations, Alcoholism, Addictive Behavior
A Collegiate Group for the Sons and Daughters of Alcoholics.
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Donovan, Bruce E. – Journal of the American College Health Association, 1981
In a university setting, children of alcoholics met for a series of sessions to discuss their similar backgrounds and to identify coping mechanisms. The students received information on treatment for the alcoholic parent and for themselves in the event that they should become alcoholics. (JN)
Descriptors: Alcoholism, College Students, Coping, Discussion Groups
Changing the Focus of College Alcohol Prevention Programs
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Jung, John R. – Journal of American College Health, 2003
Two influential formulations concerning college alcohol problems emphasize seemingly conflicting views about the magnitude of college alcohol abuse. One view insists that binge drinking is pervasive and shows no sign of decline. The other is based on the result from the College Alcohol Survey (CAS) which showed that just under half (44%) of…
Descriptors: Prevention, Discussion Groups, Peer Counseling, Peer Influence