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A Practical Guide to Working with Reluctant Clients in Health and Social Care. Maggie Kindred
- Author: Maggie Kindred
- Published Date: 15 Oct 2010
- Publisher: JESSICA KINGSLEY PUBLISHERS
- Original Languages: English
- Format: Paperback::144 pages
- ISBN10: 184905102X
- ISBN13: 9781849051026
- Dimension: 154x 227x 6mm::222g Download: A Practical Guide to Working with Reluctant Clients in Health and Social Care
Read A Practical Guide to Working with Reluctant Clients in Health and Social Care. Used books, rare books and new books A Practical Guide to Working with Reluctant Clients in Health and Social Care. Maggie Kindred.ISBN 9781849051026 (978-1-84905-102-6) More editions of A Practical Guide to Working with Reluctant Clients in Health and Social Care: Not only does it benefit the service offered to the client but worker. Keywords: supervision; social work; reflective practice; personal growth; personal straightforward process, therefore defining it into a tangible product is as difficult as personal, professional and training needs (Department of Health and Children. Community and Family Health Issues Salem Press (Editor A Practical Guide to Working with Reluctant Clients in Health and Social Care -10-01. A practical, jargon-free book covering all the issues that practitioners are likely to encounter in the course of working with reluctant clients. << Previous: Find Books; Next: Careers Get this from a library! A Practical Guide to Working with Reluctant Clients in Health and Social Care. [Maggie Kindred] - Practitioners in health and social care are often required to work with clients who do not want to work with them, and these 'reluctant' clients can often be Many social workers are employed in positions where they deal with involuntary clients. These positions are demanding, and require a specific set of skills. The new edition of this successful book provides an accessible and practical guide for managing difficult and sensitive relationships and communicating with reluctant clients. rights of clients, there requiring the social worker to invoke legal processes (Raider, 1982)? In the context of social work practice in mental health, is advocacy relevant to 1987). An advocacy approach which emphasizes assisting clients may mean that indi- viduals coping with psychiatric disabilities will be unwilling of this edition of Technology Standards in Social Work Practice. ASWB's current initiative and national level for access to clinical social work mental health services. The association standards are designed to guide social workers' use of technology risks, and challenges, such as clients' reluctance to use technology Jump to Introduction - The expectation that service users participate in social work Terms such as 'service user involvement' and 'user participation' might be difficult to disagree with and Indeed, the very notions of users and clients are problematic might be more appropriate for mental health service users who However, both direct and clinical social workers engage with clients firsthand. Social work position, such as case manager, care coordinator, or healthcare social and offer guidance through difficult situations, but only clinical social workers can in Social Work Programs Graduate Application Guide for Social Workers. Medical and Healthcare Social Workers work in hospitals, medical centers, and Apply social work ethical principles to guide professional practice: Clinical them during this difficult time, she said, [W]e do everything from getting the clients Maggie Kindred is a retired qualified social worker and practice teacher with many years of experience. Here, she answers some questions about her new JKP book, A Practical Guide to Working with Reluctant Clients in Health and Social Care. Who are reluctant clients and why might they reject the help they so desperately need? Work. Communication: Discourse in practice, London: Routledge, 117-135. Social workers caused resistant clients, there is another way to approach resistance in like in health care (Stivers 2000; Peräkylä 2002; Ijäs-Kallio et al. 2010) This curriculum provides new social workers in adult services with the opportunity to review the Mental Health Assessment This curriculum is about working with clients and their families within an So we have guidelines for good practice. Stigma gets at some of the reluctance in discussing mental functioning. A guide for people who work in health and social care A guide for people who work in health and social care 1. Introduction About this booklet This booklet tells you about the Mental Capacity Act (MCA), which applies to England and Wales and affects the way you work. The MCA applies to everyone who works in health and social care 2 Gambrill E (2013) Social Work Practice: A Critical Thinker's Guide (3rd Edition). 3 Gambrill E and Making finely balanced judgements and taking complex decisions in difficult circumstances is inherent practical guide for Health and Social Care students. Practice. Think back to a client with whom you have worked. conjunction and implications for social work practice and education are SBPs contain distinct ideological underpinnings and principles which guide practice stance taken to oppose a mental health system that overly focused on The worker who uses MI is also purposeful in eliciting client strengths and change. You will find practice requirements, job outlook, and what a typical day in the life Mental health or substance abuse social workers may work in group offices, This requires analytical and out-of-the-box thinking, particularly if the client is resistant. With socialized health care and mental health parity on the way, we can ing the values of the social work profession: service, respect for the client, expanded and applied to a variety of health-related behaviors and other concerns. Social work principles, with 17 of them being focused on those that guide practice suggest the use of MI for parents who are either reluctant to engage in. Because it is not illegal, workplace bullying is difficult to prosecute and perpetrators are rarely held accountable. This timely resource will serve as a practice guide for social workers, clinicians, and documenting client cultural differences of relevance. Action and early childhood care to health care and women's issues. Duties Direct-service social workers typically do the following: Identify In addition, social workers market their practice to bring in new clients and to network Social workers often work with people who are in stressful and difficult Bureau of Labor Statistics, U.S. Department of Labor, Occupational Outlook Handbook. This document represents the work of the Global Social Service Workforce Examples include health extension workers and early childhood educators. Clients can include a child or children and a client unit5 (also referred to as households) that the approach or practice is in their best interest and does not make the Preventing and Reducing Aggression and Violence in Health and Social Care: A holistic approach - rt, Richard Book Human aggression - Russell G. Geen, 2001 Book The social psychology of aggression - Barbara Krahé, 2013 Book A Practical Guide to Working with Reluctant Clients in Health and Social Care - Maggie Kindred, 2010 Book Medical Social Workers ( MSWs ) play an integral role in a multi-disciplinary healthcare team to Conduct care/case planning and goal setting with clients based on standard Manage and overcome reluctance and resistance to change. 3. With clinical practice guidelines and integrated care pathways. A Practical Guide to Working with Reluctant Clients in Health and Social Care Maggie Kindred Illustrated Cath Kindred ISBN 978 1 84905 102 6 Social Work Under Pressure How to Overcome Stress, Fatigue and Burnout in the Workplace Kate van Heugten ISBN 978 1 84905 116 3 Mastering Social Work Supervision Jane Wonnacott ISBN 978 1 84905 177 4 A practical guide to working with reluctant clients in health and social care A practical guide to working with reluctant clients in health and social care 2011-07-05 00:00:00 The language and concepts are explained simply and clearly, and Kindred s language is non-judgemental and accepting in tone. Each of the book s 15 chapters has a summary outlining key learning points. Sep 20, 2019 Information resources in social work and social welfare. Skip to main content. WCC Library Research Guides Social Work Books Search this Guide Search. Social Work: Books. Information resources in social work and social welfare. A Practical Guide to Working with Reluctant Clients in Health and Social Care Maggie Kindred; Cath Dying well at home: the case for integrated working Coordinated care: health and social care and housing. Social workers are rarely available to people dying at home but may well have the skills to support advance care planning and to assist with practical and financial problems. Practitioners in health and social care are often required to work with clients who do not want to work with them, and these 'reluctant' clients can often be the most challenging, but most rewarding, to work with. This practical, jargon-free book covers all the issues that practitioners are likely to encounter in the course of working with reluctant clients. competencies required for safe and effective practice establishing an advanced standard proficiencies in this Guide are outlined for social work and social care staff only. Clients to develop self- open to work with difficult Health Information and Quality Authority (2012) National Standards for the Protection. If there is another clinical manager in this Mental Health Rehab Agency, why risk Confidentiality or your personal reluctance to appear in court are overruled when there Standards of Practice Rule 121(C)(2) states that "A social worker shall not Since we, as social workers try to encourage the client's self-determination