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Role Playing Leading Assignment Analysis

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The purpose of the group was to discuss the role playing leading assignment group. Debbie and Carla, started with an opening the ice drawing activity that was very effective. We as a group followed the norms, (even though were nor verbally stated by the facilitators.) After the drawing activity, Debbie asked, me what type of group would I like to lead, and I replayed, that I wanted to lead a psycho educational group instead of a counseling one. Afterwards, we discussed as a group, the pros and cons of both possibilities, and each member of the group gave me feedback about my response. Then, we all discussed the possible topics for our group assignment. At this point, there was “linking and cohesion” among the members of the group, because each

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