Social Work Helping Process: Part I, Builidng the Relationship

SOCIAL WORK HELPING PROCESS: PART I, BUILDING THE RELATIONSHIP Site Location
Course Code:	CFPSCF0311
Purpose:	To increase the effectiveness in use of basic interpersonal skills when working with clients by recognizing conditions for a positive social work relationship and applying interpersonal skills in initial client contact.
Description:	Developed to meet specialized training needs, this course focuses on issues related to child welfare and is based on social work competencies adopted from the Institute for Human Services.
Objectives:	Upon completion of the course, participant will: -Be able to increase skill and use of self-awareness, empathy and interpersonal skills -Be able to identify strategies for more effective planning of initial contacts -Be able to identify assessment strategies and skills that have a strengths-based focus -Be able to identify strategies and skills that assist in building a positive working relationship
Prerequisites:	None
Competencies:	None established at this time.
Completion Requirements:	Entire Course; 80% or higher on final test.
Target Audience:	Social Service Staff
Delivery Method:	Computer Based Training
Class Size:	Max 1 Min 1
Instructor:	Interactive Multimedia Instruction
CEU Type: (# of hours)	CEPS 0.00 CME I 0.00 CME II 0.00 Nursing 0.00
Contact Hours:	3.00
Charge per Seat:	State $0.00 Non-State $0.00
Unit Responsible:	Children and Family Services
Course Notes:	Social Work Helping Process: Part I is one of ten courses included in Building Family Foundations, an interactive multimedia computer based training (CBT) learning series.