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Initiating group process with parents of multihandicapped children.

Resistance, tacit and otherwise, should be expected when attempting to introduce group process in a medically oriented setting where concern about the emotional sequelae of physical disabilities is minimal. A "street corner" approach was used to motivate parents of young children with severe handicaps to participate in a "workshop" program addressed to concrete concerns of child care, while at the same time dealing with parental feelings of shame and guilt arising from the birth of a physically defective child.