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How to Appraise Self-Help,hich normally will need to be addressed in the process. The major stages are as follows: clarifying the task, preparing for the appraisal, carrying it out and producing and using its products. It should be remembered that far from each stage being completed before the next is begun, in practice cons

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Furthering Self-Help, rationale for self-help and then examining the issues of values, policies and resources. Throughout, it is important to appreciate that self-help, whether integral, facilitated or autonomous, is no substitute for professional services as a whole. The following caution by Stokes has some truth, acro

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How Social Workers May Develop Integral Self-Help,, but this should not prevent an appreciation of its constructive aspects. It is inescapable that a good deal of self-help in fact is fully-funded and supported by social work organisations. In Chapter 3, we shall examine the implications of this for social workers in their practice.

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Self-Help: A Case of Unfair Dismissal,rful’, self-help may thus be viewed as one form of empowerment. Through self-help, as we shall see below, social workers and self-helpers can empower others and be empowered themselves. Though the main focus of this book is on self-help and social work, its purpose is empowerment.

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How to Appraise Self-Help, out and producing and using its products. It should be remembered that far from each stage being completed before the next is begun, in practice constant ‘looping back’ will normally be necessary, to revise the task of appraisal and its implementation.

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Furthering Self-Help,ss the entire field: ‘Neither self-help nor preventive health measures can relieve people of the burden of illness and death. Self-care is merely a way to gain some control over this process and to manage, not overcome, disease’ (Stokes, 1981, p. 108).

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