Skills by Occupation

handle conflicts undertake continuous professional development in social work respond to individuals' extreme emotions maintain a non-emotional involvement build helping relationship with social service users behavioural therapy counsel patient on family concerns social justice promote inclusion social sciences apply quality standards in social services listen actively communicate with social service users assess social service users' situation reflexion cooperate at inter-professional level promote human rights counselling methods promote social change maintain the trust of service users manage stress in organisation organise relapse prevention psychology family therapy demonstrate leadership in social service cases perform therapy sessions help clients make decisions during counselling sessions types of psychotherapy sessions have emotional intelligence maintain records of work with service users supervision of persons communicate professionally with colleagues in other fields cognitive behavioural therapy empower individuals, families and groups apply socially just working principles deliver social services in diverse cultural communities provide social counselling relate empathetically encourage counselled clients to examine themselves legal requirements in the social sector accept own accountability psychological theories report on social development human psychological development refer social service users follow health and safety precautions in social care practices manage social crisis client-centred counselling

advise on mental health provide education on family life assess clients' drug and alcohol addictions adolescent psychological development stages of bereavement dependency on drugs identify mental health issues help clients cope with grief support the positiveness of youths develop patient treatment strategies