THE PENDULUM SWINGS (BACK); RELATIONSHIP BASED SOCIAL WORK IN ENGLAND, THEN AND NOW
Sharon Walker
Strony: 49-56
Opublikowano: 27 Aug 2015
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Streszczenie: This paper is a reflective discussion of how relationship based approaches to social work, from psychoanalytical to systemic, have shifted in and out of favour in England, in line with moves to legitimise, professionalise, give credibility and identity to social work. I set the context with Clare Winnicott and her introduction of the first recognised social work course in England, then go onto discuss after a period of stability, how new theoretical models, and serious case reviews have reshaped social work practice and education over time. I end by presenting current relationship based models underpinned by systemic practice and suggest this should be both the theoretical approach to teaching social work and the delivery of social work practice to provide a relational, pedagogical teaching approach.
Słowa kluczowe: profession, psychoanalytical, relational, relationship based social work, social work, systemic practice
Cytowanie artykułu: Sharon Walker. THE PENDULUM SWINGS (BACK); RELATIONSHIP BASED SOCIAL WORK IN ENGLAND, THEN AND NOW. Journal of International Scientific Publications: Educational Alternatives 13, 49-56 (2015). https://www.scientific-publications.net/en/article/1000915/
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