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    The objective of this session was for the social worker to meet with the family for a second time. the social worker was to reflect on family’s strengths, goals, needs, and challenges. Also, the social worker was supposed to provide an assessment tool that will help the social worker gauge where the clients are at. The Client The client group is struggling with Tyler’s bipolar disorder. Since the meeting, he has not sought out help to benefit him and his family through treatment. His bipolar…

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    The Homeless Youth Description of Social Need of Vulnerable Population: When most people think about the homeless they visualize the stereotype society has placed on the homeless such as older adults and drug addicts but rarely picture adolescence. Homeless Adolescence is individuals from ages 15-24. The homeless youth are individuals who do not have parental, foster or institutional care (NCFH, 2016). Arkansas has ranked the third worst state in the nation for homelessness for youths (Mershon…

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    Introduction The role of the general practice social worker is a complex role that requires a variety of skills, and knowledge in order to help their clients. The definition of generalist practice has been debated by social workers and educators for decades (Hernandez, 2008; Landon, 1995). Discussed in this paper are a personal definition of generalist practice, and three specific terms of generalist practice related to the case of Charo, a Hispanic domestic violence survivor. The effectiveness…

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    My Social Work Career

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    Social work, this is a career I see myself enjoying the rest of my life. I find helping people intriguing and sets a goal for what I wanna do in my career. I have chosen this major because I have had firsthand experience with children in the foster care system. This got me intrigued as I was in high school searching for a major that I would to eventually incorporate into my career and lifestyle. Kansas State University was one of the schools I enjoyed visiting as I was visiting colleges and here…

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    In recent times, students assigned to SWRK 610 were given the task to submit a Power Point on Ethical Dilemmas in Supervision. The power point covered topics to include: Kentucky law (KAR and KRS), Social Work Laws and Codes, Legal Matters in Supervision, Decision Making Process, Coaching the Employee, and Supervisor’s Roles and Responsibilities. The Oxford dictionary defines ethical dilemma as, “A situation in which a person must choose between two courses of action of (apparent) equal moral…

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    Theoretical Assumptions

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    Explain the theoretical assumptions in the readings. Most of the theoretical bases encountered in both readings involve a conventional approach, as the individual (elder or mental health client) is the centre of the problem, so the social worker pursues to bring change in the client/family to cope with the social issue. Theories such as psychodynamic, psychosocial, problem solving, cognitive behavioural theories, clinical, and casework, are presumably implemented by social workers in these…

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    Megan Goforth Interview

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    I recently had the opportunity to interview a really exceptional young woman. In September I interviewed Meggan Goforth not only did I learn about her daily profession, but I learned about who she is as a person. Mrs. Goforth informed me on so many aspects of her profession, she informed me of her responsibilities, educational background and the numerous programs her job offers and so much more. So sit back, relax and let’s dive into Meggan’s wonderful world of social work. To begin with, Meggan…

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    Community based rehabilitation is a way of aiding the physically or mentally disabled individuals by empowering them as well as their families to work for a better life. This is achieved by training the disabled to be a useful social entity and contribute to the society in some way. Also, their family members are trained in such a way that they can encourage the disabled member to become as independent as possible. For this purpose, community volunteers and assistants are trained to provide…

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    Definition of Social Work Social work aims at improving the quality of life and enhances welfare of individuals, families, couples, groups, and communities through different ways including research, direct practice, policy planning, crisis and community development. It ensures security for those affected by social problems such as poverty, mental and physical disabilities etc. It acts as a platform to raise voice against social inequality and induce social reforms. It also involves social…

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    My personal development is an intriguing story of learning the consequences of failure, the benefits of success, and everything that happened in between. This analysis of my development will review events in my life that have impacted my personal and professional decision to become a social worker. I will also be reviewing personal characteristics that apply to my professional experiences and the vocational and educational experiences that I would like involve myself with in the next five years.…

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