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There are 6 phases of the Social Work Helping Process, name two of them.
What is Engagement, Assessment, Planning, Intervention, Evaluation, and Termination
Projection and displacement are two common types of these.
What is defense mechanisms?
Homework given to raise self-awareness in clients through their thought process as an assignment between sessions.
What is an Automatic Thought Record?
A social worker is leading a women’s group with the purpose of improving personal and environmental circumstances. The social worker asks the members to identify the area in which they feel most competent. The social worker is following this intervention strategy.
What is empowerment?
The notions of homeownership, a good education leading to better opportunities, and the pursuit of material wealth as symbols of success. This is an example of a _________in narrative therapy.
What is dominant discourse or dominant narrative?
The process of refining knowledge and skills with another social worker who typically has a higher license than you.
What is supervision?
In adult survivors of childhood sexual abuse, the most frequently encountered defense mechanism.
What is denial?
The major goal of behavioral treatment of depression reflects the view that depression is the result of this.
What is Negative Cognitions or dysfunctional thinking (or irrational thinking)?
A therapist will need to guide a client to envision a future without the problem with which they presented.
What is goal clarification?
Will also take Miracle question.
The focus of narrative therapy is on the relationship between experience and interpretation revealed in the narrative, and attention by the therapist should be paid to the way people tell their stories, rather than the...
What is accuracy of the account?
In facilitating a support group for bereaved parents, the social worker discusses a personal experience of a death of a child with the group.
What is use of self?
also accepting
What is self disclosure?
In social work practice informed by psychodynamic theory, the social worker uses their professional relationship with the client to facilitate growth, acting as a supportive figure to help the client understand and work through their unconscious conflicts and past experiences
What is the therapeutic alliance or therapeutic relationship?
The view that learning takes place through observation and that new responses are acquired through the process of imitating models.
What is social learning theory?
Specific, measurable, attainable, ________ and _______ define SMART goals.
What is realistic and time bound?
Focuses on how the problem impacts a person or family, opposed to how the problem stems from a person or family. The process of naming the problem.
What is externalization?
Interdependent forms of privilege and oppression resulting from different social locations, power relations, and experiences.
What is intersectionality?
A client liking the social worker and bringing earlier relationships into sessions is an example of this.
What is positive transference.
Assuming your friend must be mad at you when he doesn't text you back is an example of this cognitive distortion.
What is jumping to conclusions?
Will also take catastrophizing or personalization
GEMS is an acronym to help remember the questions used.
What is goals, exceptions, miracle questions, scaling questions?
4 Steps to externalizing conversations in Narrative Therapy. Name 2.
Step 1: Name and define the problem
Step 2: Map the effects of the problem
Step 3: Evaluate the problem’s effects
Step 4: Justify the evaluation
A school social worker is asked by a funder to conduct an evaluation of a youth services program. The evaluation is based on personal interviews with middle school children who are participating in the program. After explaining the nature, extent, duration, and the risks of participation, this documentation will be needed in order for the social worker to ethically conduct the evaluation.
What is informed consent from parents/guardians?
Very practical theoretical perspective that is really interested in how an individual develops in relation to a primary caregiver.
What is attachment theory. Bowlby.
"I am unable to keep myself safe" is a negative triad or core belief associated with this presentation in clients.
What is anxiety?
"What stopped complete disaster from occurring?” “How did you avoid falling apart?” “What kept you from unraveling?” Are examples of these types of questions used in SFT.
What is presupposing questions?
Externalization in narrative therapy is particularly useful when dealing with trauma and addictions because it....
What is it separates the individual from the disease?