S W 332 Chapter Notes - Chapter 13: Brainstorming, Crisis Theory, Biopsychosocial Model
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Task-centered model social work practice model developed by william reid and laura. Specific focus on problems of concern identified by the client and its emphasis on tasks and the collaborative responsibilities between the client and social worker. Evidence base and use: has adapted to various setting in which social workers practice and its use has been empirically established with different client populations, including families, organizations, and communities. Target problems identified and prioritized -> goals developed/negotiated. Initial phase begins with client identifying and prioritizing a target problem: recommended that priority goals be limited to a maximum of three, agreed upon, general and specific, tasks to achieve goal attainment are developed. During the period of contact, progress toward the identified goal is monitored and reviewed in each session as the client moves toward termination. Involves a sequence of steps: step 1 enhance the client"s commitment to carry out steps.
