Strategies and Skills
The most important factor related to therapeutic improvement?
Relationship
The ethical stanndards that social work professionals are held to.
NASW Code of Ethics
The ability to understand, communicate with, and effectively interact with people from different cultures.
Cultural copetence
Evidence supported intervention that includes exploration of ambivalence and encouraging change talk.
Motivational Interviewing
Purposeful actions people and organizations take to contribute to wellness and stress reduction.
Self-care
Restating what the client says with the same or similar words.
Simple reflection
The value that directs social workers to practice in areas where they are appropriately skilled.
Competence
Practice of self-reflection and self-critique and approaching others with openness, curiosity, and respect to learn about their unique cultural identities
Cultural humility
Written description of client session that includes situation, intervention, response, and pan.
SIRP Notes
Integration of the best research evidence with clinical expertise and client values and circumstances in making practice decisions.
Evidence-based practice
Detailed diagrammatic family tree mapping family relations, histories, and patterns
Genogram
Confidentiality
A framework for understanding how various social identities (like race, gender, class, sexuality, disability) overlap and interact, creating unique experiences of privilege and oppression.
Intersectionality
Framework for creating effective objectives to focus on throughout the therapeutic relationship
SMART Goals
Pre-Contemplation, Contemplation, Preparation, Action, Maintenance, Relapse are part of what model?
Stages of Change
This tool is used to understand client's strengths and needs, the environmental factors that impact them and relationship between the 2
Multi-Dimensional Assessment
The right clients have to critically consider their options and make decisions for themselves.
Self determination
Social workers should promote policies and practices that demonstrate respect for difference
Social and Political Action
Shifting from a deficit to a strength
Reframing
Human development is a complex process influenced by multiple nested environments
Systems Theory
Type of question used to draw out connections and causes
Circular
Interacting with a client both as a social worker and as a friend, employee, business partner, or romantic partner.
Dual relationship
The idea that multiple realities shape individual experience is one example of...
Common Assumptions in Culture Competence Models
Informing a participant of inconsistency between something they said and something else they did or between some they said and fact
Confrontation
Group stages
Forming, Storming, Norming, Performing, Adjourning