STRENGTHENING SOCIAL WORKER-CLIENT RELATIONSHIPS IN CHILD PROTECTIVE SERVICES: ADDRESSING POWER IMBALANCES AND "RUPTURED" RELATIONSHIPS / ANNEX: PARTICIPANTS' INDIVIDUAL INTERVIEW
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| Hōputu: | Journal Article |
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Ngā tūemi rite: STRENGTHENING SOCIAL WORKER-CLIENT RELATIONSHIPS IN CHILD PROTECTIVE SERVICES: ADDRESSING POWER IMBALANCES AND "RUPTURED" RELATIONSHIPS / ANNEX: PARTICIPANTS' INDIVIDUAL INTERVIEW
- PERCEPTIONS OF POWER IN CLIENT / WORKER RELATIONSHIPS
- THE WORKER-CLIENT RELATIONSHIP REVISITED
- Social workers' use of power in relationships with grandparents in child welfare settings
- RELATIONSHIPS BETWEEN HOME CARE CLIENTS AND THEIR WORKERS: IMPLICATIONS FOR QUALITY OF CARE
- INDIVIDUAL CARE? POWER AND SUBJECTIVITY IN THERAPEUTIC RELATIONSHIPS
- POWER IMBALANCE AND SPOUSE ABUSE IN DIVORCE DISPUTES: DECONSTRUCTING MEDIATION PRACTICE VIA THE 'SIMULATED CLIENT' TECHNIQUE