SWP 31A/B Lecture Notes - Lecture 3: Managerialism

• School: Ryerson University
• Department: Social Work
• Course: SWP 31A/B
• Professor: Treisha Hylton

Document Summary

Section 3- the role of the practitioner and getting the most out of supervision. Providing clients with choices so that they can find effective ways to deal with their various life situations. Putting people in control of their situation and supporting them through difficult situations. Sharing power with people/clients with whom you work. Assisting clients with seeing themselves where warranted as autonomous individuals. Assisting clients to be self-determining: resources- how are you assisting people to obtain the services they need. Becoming familiar with the numerous resources available in the agency and the community. Understanding your role and responsibilities with respect to the type or practice modality and the theoretical framework of the practice that is ordered to clients e. g. direct practice based on anti-oppressive framework involves. Working in partnerships with clients and with an empowerment perspective. Working in a manner that expresses clear and open communication. Knowing your own agency and the community services available to clients.