Counselling experiences of a Master of Social Work student at Family Service Saskatoon

Date

2010

Authors

Kanigan, Myrna

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Publisher

Faculty of Social Work, University of Regina

Abstract

This report discusses the counselling experiences and agency involvement of an MSW student at Family Service Saskatoon. Formal individual counselling sessions are highlighted and depict the theoretical components of Cognitive Therapy and Solution- Focused Brief Therapy as they were utilized with two clients of the agency. Examples of strategies incorporated into an eight week Intimate Partner Violence Program is discussed and the importance of therapeutic alliance is examined. Other important learning aspects related to the practicum are described in relation to values, ethics skills and visions.

Description

A Practicum Report Submitted to the Faculty of Graduate Studies and Research In Partial Fulfillment of the Requirements for the Degree of Master of Social Work, University of Regina. iv, 53 p.

Keywords

Counseling services, Family Service Saskatoon, Social work counseling theories, Cognitive behavior therapy, Solution- focused brief therapy, Intimate Partner Violence Program

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