This article examines the breadth and depth of Rex Stockton's contributions to the Association for Specialists in Group Work since its inception.

Provides a brief history of the development of research on group work so as to acquaint group workers with the historical roots of research in the field. Adopts the context of the evolution of group practice and focuses on historical and philosophical roots, as well as the effectiveness of group treatments. (RJM)

The Social Learning Group pursues applications of social learning theory to treatment of aggressive children in family settings, and conducts extensive studies in methodological and clinical aspects of the problem. This article reviews this work, including how this theory is being applied to resolve child and adolescent problems within the family.…

Presents interview with Merle Ohlsen, a leader in the development of group counseling who contributed a dozen books and more than 100 articles to the professional literature and served in a number of offices within the counseling field. Addresses early developments in group counseling and changing standards of training and professional practice.…

This article focuses on factors counselors should consider when forming groups for HIV-infected gay and bisexual men. Some issues that may arise during group counseling include existential and spiritual concerns, physical and medical issues, intraindividual concerns, the social stigma of AIDS, and homophobia, as well as other gay and bisexual…