Engagement
What is therapeutic relationship (or strength of relationship)?
This theory avoids viewing client's through a deficit, or needs-based, based model
What is the Strengths Perspective?
This occurs when a social worker is presented with conflicting values and considerations in decision making
What is an ethical dilemma?
Childhood or recent abuse, substance abuse, and access to lethal means are considered to be this
What are risk factors?
A social worker who has just engaged in assessment and planning will now move into this stage of the social work process with a client
What is intervention?
Nonverbal communication, cultural considerations, interviewing techniques, and communication errors are all examples of this
What is engagement for assessment?
The id, ego, and superego are components of this classical theory
What is Psychoanalytic Theory?
Allowing clients to guide their own treatment decisions and choices
What is self-determination?
Strong family support, access to mental health services, and limited access to lethal means are examples of this when considering suicide risk assessment
What are protective factors?
"Where do you find hope?" is an excellent question to ask in the ___ category when completing a BioPsychosocial-Spiritual assessment
What is spiritual?
Warmth, empathy, and genuineness are all examples of this engagement skill
What is attending?
This contemporary theory emphasizes the understanding that all things are connected, and what happens in one part influences all the other parts
What is General Systems Theory
Interfering with a client's treatment choices and wishes "for their own good"
What is paternalism?
This standardized instrument is one of the most commonly used suicide assessment tools
What is the Columbia Suicide Severity Rating Scale?
This resource mapping tool is especially helpful when assisting clients in understanding patterns in their family history
What is a genogram?
This communication error includes the use of language (and acronyms) which the client may not understand
What is jargon?
This contemporary theory looks at how all factors in the environment shape and impact the individual as a whole
What is the Ecological Perspective?
Though clients of diverse backgrounds may hold values and practices that are different from the social worker, a social worker who is responsive to this ethical consideration will be able to honor and respect the client's unique perspectives
What is cultural humility?
What is contracting for safety (or safety contracts)?
What are mandated clients?
Social workers hold our clients with this principle in mind, even in times when we disagree with our client's actions, beliefs, or principles
What is unconditional positive regard?
A person experiencing difficulty forming healthy relationships following a tumultuous and traumatic childhood and acts irrationally or unpredictably in life
What is Disorganized or Fearful/Avoidant Attachment?
This tool can be especially helpful for social workers when prioritizing factors in resolving ethical dilemmas
What is the Ethical Principles Screen?
This is a decreased ability to experience empathy due to chronic exposure to vicarious trauma
What is compassion fatigue?
Interviews are an example of ____ assessment strategies while rating scales are an example of ____ assessment strategies
What are qualitative and quantitative?