Titlebook: Communication in Social Work; Joyce Lishman Textbook 1994Latest edition British Association of Social Workers 1994 communication.Evaluatio

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,Building and Maintaining Client—Worker Relationships,rposes in social work. While an emphasis on the worker–client relationship has been challenged, because of its inherent lack of purpose, and excessive preoccupation with the process of helping, at the expense of the evaluation of outcome, there is evidence from counselling and psychotherapy, as well

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Intervention: Written Techniques for Changing Attitudes and Behaviours, writing makes them concrete. Words spoken can disappear: we forget or lose what seemed important in a previous interview. Writing things down can be a way of holding onto difficult or complex attitudes or feelings while they are being worked on and can make it difficult to avoid them. If we write d

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Conclusion,ction. Skills have to be practised and developed on the basis of feedback from clients, colleagues, or, in training, from peers, tutors and video. I hope, however, that this book challenges readers to reflect on and examine their own practice, raises their awareness of their skills and weaknesses in

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Kinds of Communication,udgements are likely to reflect a social worker’s use of a complex interaction of verbal, non-verbal and symbolic communications. This chapter introduces and defines these three kinds of interpersonal communication: symbolic, non-verbal and verbal.

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