ASSESSING & CONTRACTING
_____ involves communicating your empathic understanding of clients' views about goals that they would like to pursue.
REFLECTING GOALS
A ______ may help the social worker better understand the client's belief system and resources
Clue: Assessment
DAILY DOUBLE
SPRITIUAL ASSESSMENT
______ is a specialized interviewing strategy that is often employed to elicit information about the repetitive transactions that take place among family members.
DAILY DOUBLE
CIRCULAR QUESTIONING
In____, the focus may be on the group as a whole as the unit of the group as a mechanism for influencing the individual members.
Clue: Groups
TASK GROUPS
A ______ is the agreement that becomes the focus of the work to be completed by the social workers and client.
DAILY DOUBLE
GOAL STATEMENT
The notion of ____ ____ ____ recognizes that people frequently lapse in their attempts at change, return to and redo previous stages, and recycle the process- often times- before change becomes habituated.
DAILY DOUBLE
SPIRAL OF CHANGE
______ refers to the stability and the adequacy of one's physical surroundings and whether the environment fosters or jeopardizes the client's health and safety.
Clue: Environment
PHYSICAL ENVIORNMENT
_____ is a systems concept that describes the tendency of a system to maintain or preserve equilibrium or balance.
HOMEOSTASIS
In_____ members have central shared concerns, such as coping with addiction, illness, or obesity.
Clue: Groups
DAILY DOUBLE
SELF-HELP GROUPS
_____ provide space for entering the particular concerns or problems of a client situation and for listing the expected intervention outcomes.
Clue: Contracts
DAILY DOUBLE
WRITTEN CONTRACTS
______ applies to the process of establishing goals, developing action plans, and establish action steps that correspond to the client's level of motivation and readiness.
STAGE MATCHING
A _____ is a statement that summarizes and synthesizes the most important aspects of the case to create a story of the client and his or her past and presenting problems.
DAILY DOUBLE
FORMATION
______ of any given family refers to the extent to which the family can achieve its functioning goals, given the demands of family and social life.
DAILY DOUBLE
ADAPTIVE CAPACITY
In _____, the focus is on helping individuals to make changes to enhance their socioemotional well-being through the development of social skills, education, and therapy.
Clue: Groups
DAILY DOUBLE
TREATMENT GROUPS
______ embodies the use of procedures that measure the frequency and/or severity of target problems.
Clue: Evaluation
DAILY DOUBLE
QUANTITATIVE EVALUATION
_______ is a tool or instrument that social workers can utilize to estimate client's ability to shop, prepare food, cook, keep house, arrange for transportation, manage medications, use the telephone, bathe, dress, and feed themselves.
DAILY DOUBLE
ACTIVITIES OF DAILY LIVING (ADL)
______ fill a variety of needs to improve the client's quality of life.
Clue: Systems
SOCIAL SUPPORT SYSTEMS
______ are standardized structured actuarial tools that specify indicators in which a certain score predicts the probability of a behavior or condition.
RISK ASSESSMENTS
_______ help members change their behavior, cope with or ameliorate their personal problems, or rehabilitate themselves after a social or health trauma (e.g., a drug addiction group, a PTSD group, an anger management group, a dialectical behavior therapy group for persons diagnosed with personality disorders).
DAILY DOUBLE
Clue: Groups
THERAPY GROUPS
A ____ is a qualitative method that seeks to determine whether intended or unintended gains can be attributed to a particular event or action.
INFORMATIVE EVENT also referred as a CRITICAL INCIDENCE
Social workers utilize the skill of _______ when expressing their theoretical or research-based opinions about "why" or "how" issues occur and persist and "what" to do to resolve them.
SHARING HYPOTHESES
______ is a specialized, person-centered method for addressing ambivalence and enhancing motivation to move toward healthy change. A conversation style for strengthening a person's own motivation and commitment to change.
MOTIVATIONAL INTERVIEWING (MI)
______ is the approach that recognizes that assessment and intervention goals involve families, as well as the systems external to the family that affect and serve as resources to families. It was derived from structural behavioral family therapy and is also applicable to social work practice with families.
CLUE: Developed by Boyd-Franklin and Bry (2000)
THE MULTISYSTEMS APPROACH
A_____ graphically depicts patterned affiliations and relationships between group members by utilizing symbols for people and interactions.
SOCIOGRAM
SMART Goals are____, ______, _____, ______, _____ and provide focus and direction to the work completed by the social worker and client.
DAILY DOUBLE
SPECIFIC, MEASURABLE, ACTION-ORIENTED, REALISTIC, TIMELY.