Sw principles final
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The document outlines 9 traditional principles of social work: individualization, meaningful relationships, self-determination, acceptance, communication, social functioning, tuning behavior, social learning, and confidentiality. It provides explanations of each principle and how they relate to and guide social work practice. Additionally, it lists several general principles and applications of social work including developing professional relationships, informed consent, maintaining confidentiality, objectivity, and professional development.
Sw principles final
- 1. Mrs. Priya Antony Assistant Professor Department of Social Work St. Joseph’s College, Autonomous, Thrissur, Kerala Principles of Social Work
- 2. What do you mean by PRINCIPLES?
- 3. Principles Verbalized statement of an observed uniformity General rules/laws The objectives of Social Work can be fulfilled only within the frame work of principles
- 4. Traditional Principles of Social Work 1. Principle of Individualization 2. Principle of meaningful relationship 3. Principle of Self determination 4. Principle of Acceptance 5. Principle of communication 6. Principle of social functioning 7. Principle of tuning behaviour 8. Principle of Social learning 9. Principle of Confidentiality
- 5. 1. P. of Individualization Belief in the uniqueness of the individual Individualization takes place in 3 ways 1. Present 2. Past 3. Future
- 6. 2. P. of Meaningful Relationship Differentiates from other professions like medicine, law In social work Good interpersonal relationship is desirable Essence of the service in every setting Quality relationship Professional RLP
- 7. Difference b/w Social RLP & Professional RLP Social Relationship Professional Relationship Open ended Ends when the problem is solved Mutual relationship Helper helped relationship Developed by situations Developed by demonstrating interests of client
- 8. 3. P of Self Determination Right of client Self realization Helps the client see his problem clearly Client uses inner resources
- 9. 4. P of Acceptance Accept client as he is & with all his limitations Essential for RLP
- 10. 5. P of Communication IT is a two way process Helps this Royal road to DIAGNOSIS The function of social worker is principally to create an environment in which the client will feel comfortable in giving expression to his feelings The atmosphere includes client’s trust & confidence
- 11. 6. P of Social Functioning The concept of social functioning involves 2 sub concepts 1 TASK & 2 COPING Task implies the demands made upon people by various life situations Coping emphasizes the conscious, cognitive & rational aspects of behaviour also
- 12. 7. P Of Tuning Behaviour 3 Instruments of Human Being BODY MIND INTELLECT
- 13. 8. P of Social learning
- 14. 9. P of Confidentiality
- 15. SOCIAL WORK PRINCIPLES OBSERVATIONS & ANALYSIS DISCUSSION
- 16. Principles & Applications of Social Work- In General Developing professional relationships Assessing & managing risk Acting with the informed consent of service Providing information Sharing information/ appropriately Authority in Accordance with Human Rights Empowering people Challenging the abuse of Human Right
- 17. Principles & Applications of Social Work- In General Being prepared to Whistle Blow Maintaining confidentiality Maintaining clear & accurate records Striving for objectivity & self awareness in professional Practice Professional Supervision & Peer Support to reflect on & improve practice Responsibility for their own practice & continuing Professional Practice Pacing responsibility for the professional Development of others Contributing to Evaluation & Research