It is critical to have final stages in group process, since this allows member to find meaning in their experience, to reinforce the gains they achieved, and “decide what newly acquired behaviors they are committed to bringing to their everyday lives” (Corey, Corey, & Corey, 2010, p. 266). The final stage of group therapy gives clients a healthy ending letting them know they have gain new tools to help themselves. Consequently, the ending of group therapy becomes crucial, since the group members would get to review the group process and then be able to utilize what they have learn in therapy in their daily lives. It is important to know the stages of group termination to help clients through them. Clients are not only evaluating what they
