Student and Staff Training

Jeanne Bertrand Finch · Abraham Lurie · Betty Jean Wrase

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One of the current dominant paradigms in social work practice is the concept of empowerment as applied to working with client systems. The theoretical framework of empowerment, as an underpinning philosophy, is also applicable to student education in the area of field instruction, specifically in supervisory practice (Saleeby, 1992). This paper identifies seven principles from the empowerment model which can enrich the supervisory process. Five potential obstacles to the employment of this model are identified. These potential pitfalls call for heightened awareness and sensitivity.

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2023The strengths perspective in social work practice 1975Self-directed learning 2020Supervision in Social Work 1977Black Empowerment: Social Work in Oppressed Communities 1989A Strengths Perspective for Social Work Practice 1995Generalist Social Work Practice : An Empowering Approach 2017Supervision in Social Work 1994Assessing Client Strengths: Clinical Assessment for Client Empowerment

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