QUESTION 1 The Psychosocial Approach The psychosocial approach helps us to develop a healthy questioning of the obvious. An open mind, imagination and knowledge of personality functioning, human behaviour and emotional suffering are inherent in the ideas; they assist in reaching;differential diagnoses and treatment plans. This is another way of saying that clients interact with their environments in unique ways and if we are to give service which is accurately targeted then, when appropriate, we …showed first 75 words of 2738 total…

…showed last 75 words of 2738 total…occurs at regular intervals of time, (usually every six months), where the resident, key worker, care manager and sometimes social worker meet to reassess the needs of the resident and make any necessary revisions. References Bibliography Social Work Practice An introduction Third edition, Veronica Coulshed & Joan Orme. The Blackwell Encyclopedia of Social Work edited by Martin Davies Modern Social Work Theory second edition Malcolm Payne Systems Theory (class Handout) Care plans (Class Handout)