When considering how much structure to use in a group
a) Members needs should be the primary consideration
b) How much time is available should be the primary consideration
c) What the worker wants to get done in the group should be given primary consideration
d) Short-term groups should be given primary consideration
A
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A social worker's ex-husband comes to her agency for therapy services. The ex-husband asks that the social worker provide these services because she is aware of his history and he feels comfortable speaking to her about his problems. They have been divorced for 15 years. The social worker refuses. Based on the professional Code of Ethics, this action by the social worker is:
A. Unethical because it has been more than 10 years since they were married B. Ethical because she has a prior sexual relationship with the client C. Unethical because the social worker did not respect the client's wishes with regard to the provision of treatment D. Ethical because the social worker does not want the client to know anything about her current life circumstances
NASW's position on social workers providing services to Substance Use Disorders is:
a) For social workers serving this population to enroll SUD individuals in mandatory local or state detox programs and work to council individuals and their family members. b) Avocate when appropriate for the needs, decisions, and rights of clients, and promote collaboration among service providers c) To seek to educate the general population on Substance Use Disorders and the indivuals affected and work to overcome the stigmas associated with SUDs. d) Leave the treatment of indivuals struggling with SUDs to medical doctors and council family members when appropriate.
Clients do not always perceive social worker questions about concerns as helpful. Should a social worker adjust his or her verbal following skills according to age, setting, and language? If yes, how could he or she do so?
What will be an ideal response?
When interacting with the referral source, therapists should gather:
a. information about the problem. b. what the referral source has tried to alleviate the problem. c. a and b. d. none of the above.