94 Pages
by
Routledge
94 Pages
by
Routledge
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First published in 1970, Client-Worker Transactions challenges some aspects of current thinking about the client-worker relationship in social work. Traditionally, the worker’s treatment of the client’s social problems has been seen as something like a doctor’s treatment of a patient's illness. William Jordan argues that clients’ social problems often consist in their ability to affect the way... Read more
General Editor’s to Introduction 1. Defensive Manoeuvres and Transactions 2. The Inner World and the Transmission of Feelings 3. Social Work with Disruptive People Suggestions for Further Reading Bibliography
Biography
William Jordan
