Task Centered Casework: Intervention Strategy For Developing Societies

Abstract

This article discusses the relevancy of applying task-centered casework in developing societies such as India. Task-centered Casework is a system of time limited treatment method designed to help individuals with the problems of living. It is a problem-solving model which emphasizes clients' and social workers' input as a joint venture. The client and the nature of the problem are considered within the context of a social system which have bearing on the etiology of the problem and its resolution. Application of task centered casework as a treatment modality is explicated through case illustrations.

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