SOWK 486 - Week 03 - Direct Social Work Practice

A presentation at Heritage University @ CBC Week 03 in in Pasco, WA 99301, USA by Jacob Campbell

SOWK 486 Fall 2020 Planning: Class 04

SOWK 486 Fall 2020 Planning: Class 04

Agenda

Agenda

How Have You Been Supported (1 of 2)

How Have You Been Supported (1 of 2)

How Have You Been Supported (2 of 2)

How Have You Been Supported (2 of 2)

The Purpose of Social Work

The Purpose of Social Work

NASW Core Values (1 of 2)

NASW Core Values (1 of 2)

NASW Core Values (2 of 2) - Ethical Principles

NASW Core Values (2 of 2) - Ethical Principles

Research-Informed Practice and Practice-Informed Research

Research-Informed Practice and Practice-Informed Research

Evidence-Based Practice - The Process Model

Evidence-Based Practice - The Process Model

Evidence-Based Practice - Training in Evidence Based Approaches

Evidence-Based Practice - Training in Evidence Based Approaches

Evidence-Based Practice - Other

Evidence-Based Practice - Other

Deciding when and how to intervene with clients in social work practice

Deciding when and how to intervene with clients in social work practice

Define Critical Thinking Skills and Apply Them to Practice

Define Critical Thinking Skills and Apply Them to Practice

Eco-Map

Eco-Map

Types of Clients

Types of Clients

Involuntary Clients (1 of 2)

Involuntary Clients (1 of 2)

Involuntary Clients (2 of 2)

Involuntary Clients (2 of 2)

Ecological Systems Model

Ecological Systems Model

Ecological Systems Model - Habitats and Niche

Ecological Systems Model - Habitats and Niche

Ecological Systems Model - The Diverse Systems

Ecological Systems Model - The Diverse Systems

Ecological Systems Model - Other Terms

Ecological Systems Model - Other Terms

Ecological Systems Model - The Development of Needed Resources

Ecological Systems Model - The Development of Needed Resources

Ecological Systems Model - Mutual Influence of People and Environments

Ecological Systems Model - Mutual Influence of People and Environments

Direct Social Work Practice and Components

Direct Social Work Practice and Components

Levels of Case Management

Levels of Case Management

Roles Social Workers Play

Roles Social Workers Play

Week four of SOWK 486 is about understanding direct social work practice and what makes social workers unique in their helping style. We will start with an exercise, considering how you have been helped in the past. Many clients we work with as social workers a mandated to participate in services and involuntary in some manner. We will discuss how to engage with them through some best practices. The agenda for the session is as follows:

  • How we help
  • Evidence-based practice
  • Involuntary clients
  • Ecological Systems Model
  • Social work jobs and roles