In social casework, “individual” refers to the client or person receiving professional help to address their problems, challenges, or needs. The individual is at the center of the intervention process,…
Characteristics of the Individual in Social Casework The individual in social casework is considered unique and multifaceted, requiring a personalized and holistic approach. Below are the key characteristics: · Uniqueness…
Tools for Social Case Work: Home Visit Home visits are a vital tool in social case work, providing a firsthand understanding of the client’s living environment, family dynamics, and daily…
Qualities of a Home Visitor · Empathy Empathy enables social workers to connect deeply with clients and understand their experiences from a compassionate perspective. By genuinely acknowledging the client’s emotions,…
Implications of Utilitarianism · Moral Decision-Making Moral decision-making under utilitarianism emphasizes evaluating actions based on their consequences to maximize overall happiness or well-being. This approach requires individuals to consider the…
