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Unit 3- Interventions with clients/client systems

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Universalization
the generalization or normalization of behavior
Clarification
reformulate problem in a client's words to make sure that the social worker is on the same wavelength
Confrontation
calling attention to something
Interpretation
pulling together patterns of behavior to get a new understanding
Reframing and relabeling
stating problem in a different way so a client can see possible solutions
phases of intervention
engagement, assessment, planning, intervention, evaluation, termination
problem solving approach
based on the belief that an inability to cope with a problem is due to some lack of motivation, capacity, or opportunity to solve problems in an appropriate way.
motivation approach
aims to help clients realize what needs to change and to get them to talk about their daily lives, as well as their satisfaction with current situations
Empathy
is a factor that increases motivation, lowers resistance, and fosters greater long-term behavioral change.
Involving consultants
consent needs to be given to the client
complete participant
living the experience as a participant
Compete observer
removed from activity
participant as observer
interacting with those who are participating
observer as participant
limited relationship with others participating
Active listening
social workers are sitting up straight and leaning toward clients in a relaxed and open manner. can involve commenting on clients' statements, asking open-ended questions, and making statements that show listening is occurring.
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