Titlebook: Residential Work; Roger Clough Textbook 1982Latest edition British Association of Social Workers 1982 education.Evaluation.morality.partic

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Thinking about Practice,ual’s life it will encompass all the emotions which are a part of living — joy, sorrow, fulfilment and despair. The residential unit must not take responsibility for all these areas for adults must plan their own lives, but staff must be aware that what is termed residential . for them, is residenti

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Working in a Team,ly the field worker attempts to change the patterns of action and response so that individuals will be able to behave differently. The residential worker also may wish to change problematic behaviour but he/she ., is a part of daily life.

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Rights,e (BASW, 1977), a charter of rights for children in institutions (Taylor .., 1979), a bill of rights for patients in mental illness hospitals (Gostin, 1975). The terminology is legalistic while the subject matter, fundamentally the freedom and choice of residents, is concerned with moral states.

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In Perspective,d those who have transgressed society’s laws; finally, they are those who need special treatment in a residential setting. But, since the residents are misfits, it is not surprising that few people want to go into a place that is known to all as a centre for misfits. At best residential living is chosen as the lesser of two evils.

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