In this scenario, the issue lies directly on Jennifer, the caseworker. By agreeing to see Jack without his knowledge of reason, she is misrepresenting herself and the client. There needs to be a clear statement of purpose before seeking to help this client. In doing so, the client understands why he is there and moves forward with the treatment.
In the National Association for Social Workers (NASW) Code of Ethics, misrepresentation is stated in section 4.06. This clearly states that it is in the social worker’s duty to state the purpose of the visit and represent themselves and the agency whom they work for professionally and effectively.
The caseworker needs to speak to Queen and explain to her that by not notifying Jack, she is going
In the National Association for Social Workers (NASW) Code of Ethics, misrepresentation is stated in section 4.06. This clearly states that it is in the social worker’s duty to state the purpose of the visit and represent themselves and the agency whom they work for professionally and effectively.
The caseworker needs to speak to Queen and explain to her that by not notifying Jack, she is going