Roles of a Social Worker
Perspectives and Frameworks
Theories and Interventions
Planned Change
100

Conducting client assessments, implementing treatment plans, coordinating services, supporting clients, and follow up and monitoring or services. 

What is the Social Work Case Manager?

100

A combination of multiple theories and frameworks.

What is Generalist Perspective?

100

This model focuses on breaking down the problem into small tasks that the client can accomplish. The social worker may use rehearsal, deadlines, and contracts, in order to help the client feel successful and motivated towards solving the problem.

Task Centered Model

100

When you begin the relationship with the clients, in this stage you will identify and define the client's problems and determine their eligibility for service.

Intake and Engagement

200

Creating, extending or improving resources.  May include lobbying.

What is the Social Worker as a Social Change Agent?

200

Challenges the belief systems and societal structures that give rise to the oppression and exploitation of women.

What is Feminist Perspective?

200

Future focused, goal directed, and assumes that all clients have some knowledge of what would make their life better.

What is Solution Focused Brief Therapy?

200

A person, and their interactions with their environments, is also known as what? 

PIE

300

Using modeling, values clarification and behavior modification to help clients become more effective.

What is the Social Worker as Teacher?

300

To identify and build on a clients' strengths.

What is the Strengths Perspective?

300

Helps clients to understand their emotions and unconscious patterns of behavior. 

What is psychodynamic theory? 

300

The three levels of social work practice.

Micro, Mezzo, Macro

400

Monitor and evaluate agency programs by collecting data via individualized and standardized tools.

What is the Social Worker as a researcher?

400

Understanding that clients are affected by a combination of conditions and circumstances and function as a whole composed of interrelated and interconnected parts.

What is Ecosystems Perspective?

400

This is the leading evidence based practice treatment that comes in many variations.

What is Cognitive Behavioral Therapy?

400

You and the client come up with a plan. In this phase, you will Carry out the plan; review progress; revise the plan if it is not achieving the desired results.

Intervention and Monitoring

500

Ensuring clients receive resources. 

What is the Social Worker as an Advocate?

500

People are shaped by their backgrounds and life experiences, factors such as the client's ethnicity, culture, religion, and socio-economic status will influence thoughts, behaviors, and values.

Ethnic Sensitive Perspective

500

Behavior is determined by the interaction between an individual and their traits, and their environment; high emphasis placed on building and maintaining the relationship between and worker and client. 

Interactional Model

500

 Summarizes overall progress; brings the relationship to an end; gives feedback to the agency about how services and programs might be improved.

Final Evaluation and Termination