Student guide and workbook for social work skills demonstrated beginning direct practice CD-ROM Judith Sevel, Linda Cummins, César Madrigal.
Detalles de publicación: Boston, Mass. Allyn and Bacon 1999.Descripción: xi, [3], 168 p. ill. 24 cm. 1 computer laser optical diskISBN:- 0205294553 (pbk.)
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A guide to teaching basic counseling skills, this CD-ROM offers video segments showing three social worker-client interactions. It discusses social work values, as well as communication concepts and principles, interviewing and problem-solving skills, and more. An accompanying manual allows the student to take notes and written exercises.
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Bibliography : p. 167-168.
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- 1 An Introduction to Social Work and the Helping Process(p. 1)
- Defining Social Work(p. 1)
- The Helping Process(p. 3)
- Social Worker Roles(p. 11)
- 2 Values and Ethics in Social Work(p. 17)
- Social Work Mission(p. 18)
- Social Work Values(p. 18)
- Self-Determination(p. 19)
- Empowerment(p. 21)
- Inherent Worth and Dignity(p. 22)
- Confidentiality(p. 24)
- Social Work Ethics(p. 25)
- Ethical Dilemmas(p. 28)
- Conclusion(p. 31)
- 3 Social Work Practice and Theory(p. 33)
- Systems Theory(p. 34)
- Ecological Perspective(p. 37)
- Life Model of Social Work Practice(p. 40)
- Person-in-Environment (PIE) Assessment and Classification System(p. 40)
- Strengths Perspective(p. 42)
- Empowerment-Based Practice Model(p. 45)
- 4 The Cultural Context of Practice: Using Interviewing Skills Effectively(p. 49)
- Self-Awareness(p. 53)
- Evolving Self-Awareness(p. 54)
- Cross-Cultural Knowledge(p. 58)
- Cross Cultural Skills(p. 65)
- Conclusion(p. 67)
- 5 The Engagement Process(p. 71)
- The Professional Relationship(p. 71)
- Getting Down the Basics: Know Yourself(p. 83)
- Confidentiality(p. 85)
- Preparing for the First Meeting(p. 87)
- The First Face-to-Face Meeting with the Client(p. 89)
- Home Visits(p. 90)
- Signs of Successful Client Engagement(p. 96)
- Conclusion(p. 98)
- 6 Social Work Skills(p. 101)
- Interviewing Skills(p. 101)
- Lead-in Responses(p. 101)
- Paraphrasing(p. 102)
- Reflection of Feeling(p. 104)
- Open-Ended Questions(p. 106)
- Closed-Ended Questions(p. 110)
- Clarification(p. 111)
- Summarization(p. 112)
- Information Giving(p. 114)
- Confrontation(p. 117)
- Interpretation(p. 122)
- Attending Behaviors(p. 124)
- Integrating Social Work Skills and Attending
- Behaviors(p. 129)
- Conclusion(p. 131)
- 7 Pitfalls(p. 135)
- Detecting Mistakes(p. 135)
- The Pitfalls(p. 136)
- Advice Giving(p. 136)
- Inappropriate Use of Humor(p. 139)
- Interrupting the Client and Abrupt Transitions(p. 141)
- Inappropriate and Irrelevant Questions(p. 142)
- Judgmental Response(p. 146)
- Inappropriate Social Worker Self-Disclosure(p. 148)
- Premature Confrontation(p. 151)
- Overwhelming the Client with Too Much or Irrelevant Information(p. 153)
- Premature Problem Solving(p. 155)
- Offering False Assurance/Minimizing the Problem(p. 156)
- Learning from Mistakes(p. 160)
- Conclusion(p. 162)
- Workbook(p. 165)
- Social Work Skills(p. 165)
- Paraphrasing(p. 165)
- Reflection of Feeling(p. 171)
- Open-Ended Questions(p. 178)
- Closed-Ended Questions(p. 184)
- Clarification(p. 190)
- Summarization(p. 195)
- Information Giving(p. 206)
- Confrontation(p. 213)
- Interpretation(p. 218)
- Pitfalls(p. 223)