Task-Centred Social Work

This book explores partnership principles in social work, focusing on task-centred practice to guide professionals in assisting clients effectively.

The theme of Task-Centred Social Work is centered around partnership, emphasizing the principles that underlie task-centred practice. This approach is particularly relevant for social workers who engage with clients facing social problems, as well as those who may be considered 'involuntary clients.' By providing practical guidelines, the book aims to equip professionals with the tools necessary for effective intervention. It outlines a structured method to help clients transition from their current challenges to achieving future goals.

Task-Centred Social Work offers a comprehensive exploration of a forward-thinking, goal-oriented methodology that is grounded in research. It reflects the evolving landscape of social work, showcasing how task-centred practice has been successfully implemented across diverse settings. The book also features a case study that runs through its chapters, providing readers with a vivid illustration of the approach in action. This imaginative recording style enhances understanding and engagement with the material.

In addition to practical advice, the authors address critiques of the model, discussing its strengths and limitations. They provide checklists and bibliographies to support deeper comprehension. Social professionals, whether in practice or training, will find this book to be an invaluable resource for developing effective social work strategies and enhancing their skills in partnership with clients.