Counselling skills are a core component of social work. This book provides a theoretically informed understanding of the core skills required to provide counselling interventions that work.
Counselling skills are a core component of social work. This book provides a theoretically informed understanding of the core skills required to provide counselling interventions that work.
Hilda Loughran is an Associate Professor in Social Work/Social Policy at University College Dublin. Before becoming a fulltime academic she worked as a social worker in housing, a social work addiction counsellor and a relationship counsellor. During her career she has maintained her counselling social work practice through voluntary work, mostly working with service users in the substance use field. She teaches Motivational Interviewing, Solution-Focused Work and Group work to Masters in Social Work students and is involved in participatory research with service users enhancing social work education.
Inhaltsangabe
List of figures List of tables List of exercises Part I: Counselling skills for social work Chapter 1: Social Work: Conversations, counselling and therapeutic interventions Chapter 2: Talking and responding Chapter 3 : Listening Chapter 4: Thinking, processing and reflective practice Chapter 5: Questioning Chapter 6: Assessing and assessment Chapter 7: Empathy, reflection and reflective responding Chapter 8: Affirming, advising and motivating change Part II: The application of counselling social work to methods Chapter 9: Applying social work counselling skills in solution focused work (SFW) Chapter 10: Counselling social work skills and motivational interviewing (MI) Chapter 11: Applying counselling social work skills in groupwork Appendices Appendix 1: The social work tool kit, for summary of the three skills Appendix 4.1 Listening, thinking to inform your response Appendix 4.2 Reflection exercise using two axis tool Appendix 4.3 Reflection exercise using two axis tool to explore your thinking about 'Childhood Obesity' Appendix 4.4 Thinking filters as a framework for reflection: before, in and on action Appendix 5.1 Checking out open questions, closed questions and reflective responses Appendix 7.1: Empathetic Observation Appendix 9.1: Case example: Jack Appendix 9.2 Edited example of case: Jack Bibliography
List of figures List of tables List of exercises Part I: Counselling skills for social work Chapter 1: Social Work: Conversations, counselling and therapeutic interventions Chapter 2: Talking and responding Chapter 3 : Listening Chapter 4: Thinking, processing and reflective practice Chapter 5: Questioning Chapter 6: Assessing and assessment Chapter 7: Empathy, reflection and reflective responding Chapter 8: Affirming, advising and motivating change Part II: The application of counselling social work to methods Chapter 9: Applying social work counselling skills in solution focused work (SFW) Chapter 10: Counselling social work skills and motivational interviewing (MI) Chapter 11: Applying counselling social work skills in groupwork Appendices Appendix 1: The social work tool kit, for summary of the three skills Appendix 4.1 Listening, thinking to inform your response Appendix 4.2 Reflection exercise using two axis tool Appendix 4.3 Reflection exercise using two axis tool to explore your thinking about 'Childhood Obesity' Appendix 4.4 Thinking filters as a framework for reflection: before, in and on action Appendix 5.1 Checking out open questions, closed questions and reflective responses Appendix 7.1: Empathetic Observation Appendix 9.1: Case example: Jack Appendix 9.2 Edited example of case: Jack Bibliography
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