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Guide to the importance of communication in social work
Author: Jim Walker, psychotherapist and independent social worker BIOG
Publication Date: 20 August 2008
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Introduction
Attunement, rupture and repair
Reflective function
Trauma
Shame
Shame within social work
Implications for practice
Communication with clients
Communication with other professionals
Communication within social work hierarchies
Implication in terms of assessment
Implications for social work training
Conclusion
References
Introduction
The move towards multi-agency work is likely to highlight the importance of communication as a crucial skill.
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