Introduction
Case work is a method used by social workers to help individuals solve personal problems. The process involves specific steps or phases to ensure proper support.
Phases in Case Work Process
- Intake: First meeting where the client’s problem is identified and basic details are collected.
- Study: Detailed understanding of the client’s situation through interviews and observations.
- Diagnosis: Finding the root cause of the client’s problem.
- Treatment/Intervention: Planning and implementing solutions to help the client.
- Evaluation: Checking if the treatment is working or needs change.
- Termination: Ending the professional relationship after goals are achieved.
Conclusion
These phases help social workers provide systematic and effective help to individuals in need.