Crisis intervention: A practice model for people who have dementia and their Carers

Jonathan Parker

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Social Work Education and Practice Dementia and Cognitive Impairment Research Social Sciences and Policies

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Crisis intervention represents a nelgected interventive model in comtemporary UK social work practice. It is often misunderstood and maligned as simply a reaction to inadequate resources. This paper explores the merits and power of crisis intervention for positive social work practice with people who have dementia and their carers.

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