Socialinio darbuotojo ir kliento sąveika vykstant pagalbos procesui: "Pasitikėjimą pirmiausia reikia įgyti"

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Straipsnis / Article
Language:
Lietuvių kalba / Lithuanian
Title:
Socialinio darbuotojo ir kliento sąveika vykstant pagalbos procesui: "Pasitikėjimą pirmiausia reikia įgyti"
Alternative Title:
Interaction between social worker and client in helping process: "To steal a way into client’s heart is the foremost"
In the Journal:
Socialinis darbas. Patirtis ir metodai [Social Work. Experience and Methods]. 2014, [Nr.] 14, p. 99-119
Keywords:
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Psichikos sveikata / Mental health; Socialiniai darbuotojai / Social workers; Socialinis darbas / Social work; Sveikatos priežiūra / Health care.
Summary / Abstract:

LTSocialinio darbuotojo ir kliento sąveika vykstant pagalbos procesui – svarbi socialinio darbo intervencijos dalis. Straipsnyje aptariama, kaip stacionarioje psichikos sveikatos priežiūros įstaigoje dirbantys socialiniai darbuotojai, reflektuodami savo profesinę patirtį, apibūdina socialinio darbuotojo ir kliento sąveiką vykstant pagalbos procesui. Tyrimas atskleidė, kad stacionarioje psichikos sveikatos įstaigoje dirbantys socialiniai darbuotojai, reflektuodami savo profesinę patirtį, socialinio darbuotojo ir kliento sąveiką vykstant pagalbos procesui apibūdino kaip pagalbos santykio kūrimą, veikimą kartu ir kliento informavimą. [Iš leidinio]Reikšminiai žodžiai: Klientas; Psichikos sveikata; Socialinio darbo intervencija; Socialinis darbuotojas; Stacionari psichikos sveikatos priežiūros įstaiga; Sąveika; Client; Interaction; Mental health; Social work intervention; Social worker; Stationary mental health institution.

ENSocial worker and client interaction in the process of help is important part of social work intervention. The article discusses, how mental health social workers describes the interaction between social worker and client in the helping process. The stydy revealed, that the stationary mental health social workers described client and social worker interaction as support realationship building, working together, providing information to client. The purpose of research is to describe, how social workers, who working in the stationary mental health institution describes the interaction between social worker and client in the helping process. Eight persons participated in the research. Type of the research is qualitative. The instrument of data collection – semi-structured interview. The participats of research was social workers who are working in stationaty mental health institutions. Mental health social workers reflected professional experiences described making difference throught social worker – client interaction in the helping process. In the analysis of data excluded the category support relationship building, which revealed the attitude of social workers, wich based on care, responsibility, acceptance, goodwill, non judgmental attitude. The catecory of working together excluded the caterory of social worker and client wich is consciously iniciated a social worker. This strategy provide maximum of client participation in process of helping, increasing self support and improve the skills of social functioning. The interaction between social worker and client, which based on together working, revealed the role of social worker as broker and advocate. Data analysis revealed three each other complementary interventions – information providing, consulting and diversion. Between those three interventions mostly dominated information providing.Combining those three intervention strategies client provide power, autonomy and freedom of self – determination too. However, the dominance of information providing to client releaved insufficient of consulting strategy understanding in the action of social worker. [From the publication]

DOI:
10.7220/2029-5820.14.2.6
ISSN:
2029-0470; 2029-5820
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2019-11-19 06:19:34
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