Planning in Generalist Practice: Steps 1-4
Name steps 1-4 when planning in generalist practice.
What is working with clients, prioritizing problems, translating problems into needs, and evaluating levels of needs?
Name steps 5-8 when planning in generalist practice.
What is establish goals, specify objectives, specify action steps, formalize a contract?
An umbrella term that includes physical abuse, inadequate nourishment, deprivation of medical care, insufficient encouragement to attend school, exploitation, exposure to demoralizing circumstances, etc.?
What is child maltreatment?
Describe Evidence-Based Practice.
What is a practice that should be demonstrated by research and something that practitioners and social workers should use when selecting an intervention?
There are the 6 steps in the Generalist Intervention Model.
What is engagement, assessment, planning, implementation, evaluation, and termination?
Problems must fulfill three criteria.
What is recognizing the problem exists, understanding and defining terms, and must be realistically possible to overcome the problem?
An objective should be..
What is measurable?
There are 6 categories of behavior and psychological indicators caused by abuse.
What is developmental lag, poor academic performance, aggressive behaviors, extremely passive/submissive behaviors, social issues, and psychological problems?
The purpose of role play in social work practice is to allow..
What is family members and individuals to deal with issues within the safety of the family session by taking on their own person or that of another person?
Cognitive restructuring is a technique in this family therapy model.
What is cognitive behavior?
State the three needs of a client.
What is basic survival (food, water, shelter), something that keeps us happy and comfortable, and things that cause fulfillment in life?
Objectives must fulfill three criteria.
What is being explicit and specific, clarity, and completeness?
Define child neglect.
What is failure to meet a child's basic needs (deprivation of physical, emotional, medical, mental health, or educational necessities)?
Especially when participating in active listening and reflection, it is important to look for these kind of messages.
What is verbal and nonverbal messages?
Describe the objective of Narrative Therapy.
What is to help clients first understand the stories and aspect around which they have organized their lives and then to challenge and broaden them, thus creating new possibilities?
Define a "target problem."
What is the main problem at hand and is most important to the client to overcome?
A contract should have four major components.
What is specification, established by a worker and client, contains goals, methods, timetables, and mutual obligations, and is written, oral, or implied?
Define spurning.
What is verbal and nonverbal caregiver acts that redirect or degrade a child?
Name four of the ten basic skills and techniques listed in chapter 7.
What is active listening, reflection, strengthening, reframing, identifying problems, problem solving, role playing, warmth, empathy and honesty?
Define and list the five techniques of Intervention planning of the psychodynamic/psychoanalytic model.
What is the process through which individuals can make changes in their life beginning with formation of the therapist - family member relationship? What is engaging the relationship, listening and challenging empathic response, interpretation, transference, and encouraging individualization and building of self worth?
Define unit of attention
what is the main system or strategy you will focus on as a target of change?
The type of contract that should be used when working with a distrustful client.
What is oral contract because a signature is not forced?
Define terrorizing.
What is caregiver that threatens to physically hurt, kill, abandon, or place a child's loved ones/objects in dangerous situations?
Six steps crucial to the problem solving process.
What is acknowledge the problem, analyzing the problem and identifying the needs of participants, employ brainstorming to generate possible solutions, evaluate each option, considering the needs of each participant, implement the option selected, and evaluate the outcome of problem solving efforts?
Postmodern Models of family practice are popular because..
What is because the model has been developed over the last 15 years and specifically deals with solution focused therapy as well as narrative therapy and is also strengths based? Ex: In postmodern practice clients are encouraged to use their strengths and past successes and failures to help define their future.