Social Work Reflection

Cooperating with others and improving their learning and performance is a very important skill in social work. In this article I will think about how we developed these two skills and what we need to improve them. Before acquiring a degree in college, I already had the skills to work with others. Since I am working with people in the sixth form on the same course, I am also volunteering and people need to work together. Before I went to university, depending on the topic or field where I worked together, working with others was effective but sometimes it was not very effective.

In this article I will explore my understanding of the reflection of social work practice and the application of important theories and reflection models to promote best social work practice. Schon (1993) argues that the practice of critical contemplation requires careful consideration of their experience in applying knowledge to practice and is guided by professional experts (Ferraro, 2000 ). To better understand this, I will begin with researching the development and nature of the critical reflection practice, then I will understand the critical reflection and its application in social work. It also explains the strengths and weaknesses of practicing critical reflection in social work. In the next section I will explain the important explanation for my idea of ​​practical development of PLO.

Critical reflection is the core element of social work education and can be regarded as a very effective and powerful tool. It is during training that social work students have the opportunity to look back on their own experiences and acquire appropriate skills for future use. Toporek and Worthington (2014) believes that reflective learning is a useful technique to show sensitive and modesty to students when dealing with vulnerable clients. Drug abuse customers are one of the vulnerable groups that social workers must participate in. Stein (2008) argues that in the field of drug abuse, social workers must understand the complexity of poisoning and the issues to be addressed by addicts in detail. Social workers must prevent the creation and development of negative ideas about drug abuse and addiction

Drug abuse social workers are specifically targeted at people suffering from chemical dependence and other addictive behaviors. Drug abuse social workers use treatment, resource introductions, and individuals to evaluate, diagnose, treat, and prevent underlying causes and addictions and root causes of these dependencies (anxiety, emotional trauma, family or social difficulties, etc.) Suitable care adjustments They usually work in a specialized clinic, hospital (some departments or programs dealing with chemical dependence), hospitalization / rehabilitation center, VA health center, and community health center It is.