Syllabus
Course Code: MSW(C)- 104 Course Name: Social Case Work-I |
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MODULE NO / UNIT | COURSE SYLLABUS CONTENTS OF MODULE | NOTES |
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1 | - Social Case Work: nature, assumptions, values and principles. - Development of social case work U.K., USA and India - Concepts in social case work: Human needs, stress, social role and adaptation. - Components of social case work: person, place, problem & process |
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2 | - Intake: need and importance, Relationship: nature and ways to establish. - Ego- functions and defense mechanisms. - Work with individuals in the context of the family and other sub-systems. - Referral: its use in social case work. - Recording: types-Narrative, Process and Problem Oriented Record Keeping (PORK) and format. |
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3 | - Process of social case work- study, assessment, goal formation, planning, treatment,
evaluation, termination and follow-up - Techniques of social case work: interviewing, support, encouragement, clarification, correcting perception, reality orientation; resource mobilization, home visiting, interpretation, topical shift, logical reasoning. - Transference and Counter-Transference and their use in case work practice |
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4 | - Models of social case Work practice: Problem solving, Psycho- social, Task oriented. - Rational Emotive Therapy and its use in social case work. - Discussion on role of case worker from the records in school, family and marriage settings. - Presentations and discussions on cases and practical questions. |
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