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Response with a question to: Social work facilitators during the termination phase of task groups are faced with closing out the session with thoughtful consideration and reflecting on the time you have had with the group. Everyone has learned new skills and gained more understanding about themselves. Looking back at the progress and goals made is something to be proud of. In the time before the last class, it's important that the group knows when it is going to end and what is expected. Thoughtfully planning the process can ease the stress of the feeling of abandonment. Having a conversation and offering referral and support if group would like individual therapy. Evidence based strategies a facilitator can use include using reflection of how group therapy went for the group members. Meaningful closure and "evaluation are essential components of ethical and effective group counseling" (Gedwed, 2025). Having a review and evaluation completed by group members knowing what feedback can be given. Reviewing goals and tasks that were accomplished and appreciating group members for their commitment and skills they have gained. Gedwed, H. (2025). From start to finish: Conducting Successful Group Counseling sessions. Conducting Group Counseling Sessions: A Complete Guide. Need Assignment Help?