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What is social work all about ?

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Priyanka’s Answer

Hi Shayla R,

I personally believe, social work is all about finding your own happiness.
When you help someone in anyway small or big and that bring happiness in you that's a social work.
When you do something for someone and that helps them in any small way but you do not expect any thing from them that's a social work.
Social work is a passion which bring joy in you and others if it's done in right way.

If you are interested in social work, I would suggest you to join some NGO and explore and work with them and then see if that's bring joy in you or you can also start with small steps .

Hope this helps
All the best Shayla R
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Heather’s Answer

Social work is a very diverse field. A lot of people think social work is just working for DHS and removing children from their homes. While working at DHS is an option as a career choice for social work, its just one option. Social workers work in hospitals, a variety of different agencies and settings, therapy for agencies or in private practice, working for the military, being a program director, etc. Lots of different options and avenues!
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Kelsey’s Answer

Social work is providing assessments, interventions and case management support to individuals, group members with complex psychosocial or economic problems. Demonstrating skills consistent with serving culturally diverse individuals in low and high social economic status as well as services to underrepresented populations. Comprehension of Attachment Theory, Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, Behavior Analysis, Dialectical Behavior Therapy, Intergenerational Transmission of Trauma, Motivational Interviewing, Strength Based Perspective and Empowered Theory. Maintaining professional boundaries and effectively communicating with clients and agency staff. Collaboratively working well as a part of a multi-disciplinary team, providing groups, individuals, home-based, residential treatment, case management, and crisis intervention services to diverse populations.
" One person can make a difference and everyone should try"

I am hopeful this helps!
Respectfully,
Kelsey H.
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