فعالية مدخل العلاج الجماعي في طريقة العمل مع الجماعات و تحقيق الدمج الاجتماعي للمعاقين ذهنيا القابلين للتعلم في ضوء رؤية مصر 2030

Abstract EN

Attention to the issue of the mentally handicapped has become a necessity imposed by the nature of contemporary global variables, especially in how to take advantage of their potentials and capabilities and enter the workforce and ensure their inclusion in society and make them feel themselves and their entity while enabling them to achieve the greatest possible degree of autonomy, especially with the state's interest in the handicapped category and make a general 2018 is a year for the handicapped and the issuance of the law for the handicapped and working with the mentally handicapped according to the vision of Egypt 2030 Then the method of working with groups through relying on the entrance to group therapy seeks to work to achieve social Mainstreaming for the mentally handicapped by creating a social environment and working to integrate the handicapped into the social fabric with Their ordinary peers and this is what the current study seeks.

Secondly: The study concepts: A- group therapy.

B- social Mainstreaming.

C- mentally handicapped Thirdly: Methodological procedures: According to its objectives, this study belongs to the pattern of quasi-experimental studies and relied on the experimental approach using one group.

The study used the measure of social Mainstreaming for the mentally handicapped.

Fourthly: Study Results: A- The study proved the validity of the first sub-hypothesis, which is the effectiveness of using the group therapy approach in the way of working with groups and increasing the group Mainstreaming of the mentally handicapped.

B- The study confirmed the validity of the second sub-hypothesis, which is the effectiveness of using the group therapy approach in the way of working with groups and developing the participation of the mentally handicapped.

C- The study proved the validity of the third sub-hypothesis, which is the effectiveness of using group therapy approach in the way of working with groups and self-esteem of the mentally handicapped.