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What is CSWE and what do they do?
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Council on social work education-accredit-BSW and MSW in the United States, set standards and competencies.
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What is NASW and what do they do?
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National Association of Social Workers
They advocate for social workers and the profession, CODE OF ETHICS, liability insurance for social worker, they look at the pay scales, workers (Blanket coverage for interns) they can take away your license, and lots of certifications can be recieved through this. |
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How is social work unique?
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Many different areas in this field to go into
Psycho-Social focus We are about the environmental impact on the client Recieve a bachorlers in anything and can work CPS MSW you have a concentration |
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Difference between social work and social welfare?
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Social work is what we do and social welfare is the help and programs we use to help those who need help.
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Critical thinking and why is it important?
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When you hear something pick it apart and what makes it ture
Not accepting on face value what you hear Unbaised thinking and research "Fact Checking" |
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Empathy
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Establishing report with a client by listening and letting them know you are here to help. Put yourself in someone else's shoes and try to imagine how they might be experiencing something.
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Self-Determination
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Each indviduals right to make their own decision
(page 36) |
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Duty-to-warn
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Legal Term
If a client is going to self harm or hurt someone else we have a duty to warn Danger is going to happend and we need to protect them Imiigrant, HIV, make sure w/minors that the person your infroming isn't apart of the problem |
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Strengths Perspective
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Focus on the strengths and what our clients are doing well and TELL THEM! Keep that right up front and we use that with our treatment plans
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Helping Process
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1. Engagement
Try and imagine where the client is before they come in and how the client feels and what they are going through 2. Interviewing Dialoge with a purpose, listening, and getting to know the client, learn about them and their story 3. Assessment clients want to know (1) you care about them (2) understand them (3) competent to help 4. Treatment plan Make sure you draw up the plan with the client so that they agree to the treatment and how they are going to get there 5. Implement-intervention-begin to work on the plan 6.evaluation 7. terminate- JOINT DECISION 8. FOLLOW UP! |
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Levels of intervention
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Micro-individuals
Mezzo- Groups ,couples, and families Macro- Commuinites, organizations, and advocacy |
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Social work with groups
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Task groups
self help AA- not lead by professionals support group-lead by profressionals therapeutic group- remedial, rehabiblitation, problem-PTSD Psychoeducational- CPS and hangling adoption or foster care Growth groups-no problems, they want to enhance something |
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Difference between self help and support groups
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Support- professionals
Self Help- not professionals |
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Mary Richmond
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Micro casework-individuals "social diagnosis" (1917)
She made the social work a professional trade (made it scientific process) The mother of casework |
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Jane Addams
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Most recognized social worker
Hull House European Mezzo, Micro and group work with advocacy |
