The document discusses various topics related to child maltreatment and protective services, including definitions of different types of child abuse, indicators of abuse, and statistics on perpetrators. It also describes the generalist intervention model for assessment, planning, implementation, and evaluation of services for families where child maltreatment occurs. Crisis intervention approaches are outlined as well as working with diverse groups like older adults, immigrants, and those struggling with substance abuse issues. Empowerment strategies are discussed at the individual, family, organization, and community levels.

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A Profile of Child MaltreatmentA Profile of Child Maltreatment
– Definitions and IndicatorsDefinitions and Indicators
Physical and Behavioral IndicatorsPhysical and Behavioral Indicators
– Child NeglectChild Neglect
– Psychological NeglectPsychological Neglect
– Psychological AbusePsychological Abuse
– Sexual AbuseSexual Abuse
– Incidence of Child MaltreatmentIncidence of Child Maltreatment
– Characteristics of PerpetratorsCharacteristics of Perpetrators

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ServicesServices
– Family Preservation Philosophy:Family Preservation Philosophy:
Empowering FamiliesEmpowering Families
– The Generalist Intervention Model:The Generalist Intervention Model:
EngagementEngagement
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Services (cont.)Services (cont.)
– The Generalist Intervention Model:The Generalist Intervention Model:
AssessmentAssessment
Family Assessment: Interviewing theFamily Assessment: Interviewing the
ChildChild
Family Assessment: Understanding theFamily Assessment: Understanding the
FamilyFamily
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– The Generalist Intervention Model:The Generalist Intervention Model:
Assessment (cont.)Assessment (cont.)
Risk AssessmentRisk Assessment
– Maltreatment ForceMaltreatment Force
– Child ForceChild Force
– Parent ForceParent Force
– Family ForceFamily Force
– Intervention ForceIntervention Force
– Assessing the Forces of RiskAssessing the Forces of Risk
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Services (cont.)Services (cont.)
– The Generalist Intervention Model: PlanningThe Generalist Intervention Model: Planning
– The Generalist Intervention Model:The Generalist Intervention Model:
ImplementationImplementation
– The Generalist Intervention Model:The Generalist Intervention Model:
Evaluation, Termination, and Follow-UpEvaluation, Termination, and Follow-Up
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Services (cont.)Services (cont.)
– Empowerment, Child Maltreatment, andEmpowerment, Child Maltreatment, and
Practice with Families and GroupsPractice with Families and Groups
– Empowerment, Child Maltreatment, andEmpowerment, Child Maltreatment, and
Practice with Organizations andPractice with Organizations and
CommunitiesCommunities
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Crisis InterventionCrisis Intervention
– The Crisis ProcessThe Crisis Process
– Steps in Crisis InterventionSteps in Crisis Intervention
Step 1: EngagementStep 1: Engagement
Step 2: AssessmentStep 2: Assessment
Step 3: PlanningStep 3: Planning
Step 4: ImplementationStep 4: Implementation
Step 5: Anticipatory PlanningStep 5: Anticipatory Planning
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2.1.10d2.1.10d
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Crisis Intervention (cont.)Crisis Intervention (cont.)
– Crisis Intervention with Families and GroupsCrisis Intervention with Families and Groups
– Crisis Intervention with Organizations andCrisis Intervention with Organizations and
CommunitiesCommunities
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Crisis Intervention at the Macro Level:Crisis Intervention at the Macro Level:
Disaster Relief and Trauma CounselingDisaster Relief and Trauma Counseling
– Disaster Relief Work versus IndividualDisaster Relief Work versus Individual
CrisesCrises
– Assessment in Disaster ReliefAssessment in Disaster Relief
– Intervention in Disaster ReliefIntervention in Disaster Relief
– Provision of Long-Term HelpProvision of Long-Term Help
– Taking Care of Yourself in Disaster ReliefTaking Care of Yourself in Disaster Relief
– Social Work Role and Disaster ReliefSocial Work Role and Disaster Relief
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Practice Issues with Diverse GroupsPractice Issues with Diverse Groups
– Generalist Practice, Empowerment, andGeneralist Practice, Empowerment, and
Older AdultsOlder Adults
Spirituality and Religion as PotentialSpirituality and Religion as Potential
Sources of Strength for Older AdultsSources of Strength for Older Adults
– Social Work Assessment of Older Adults’Social Work Assessment of Older Adults’
SpiritualitySpirituality
Terms Used for Older AdultsTerms Used for Older Adults
Potential Aspects of Decreased PowerPotential Aspects of Decreased Power
Essential Concepts in EmpowermentEssential Concepts in Empowerment
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– Generalist Practice, Empowerment, andGeneralist Practice, Empowerment, and
Older Adults (cont.)Older Adults (cont.)
Strategies for Working with Older AdultsStrategies for Working with Older Adults
Empowerment in Micro Practice withEmpowerment in Micro Practice with
Older AdultsOlder Adults
Empowerment with Older Adults inEmpowerment with Older Adults in
Families and GroupsFamilies and Groups
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– Generalist Practice, Empowerment, andGeneralist Practice, Empowerment, and
Older Adults (cont.)Older Adults (cont.)
Empowerment with Older Adults inEmpowerment with Older Adults in
Organizations and CommunitiesOrganizations and Communities
Generalist Practice, Empowerment, andGeneralist Practice, Empowerment, and
People Having Immigration Status IssuesPeople Having Immigration Status Issues
– Critical Issues in Working with PeopleCritical Issues in Working with People
Having Another National OriginHaving Another National Origin
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Alcohol and Other Substance AbuseAlcohol and Other Substance Abuse
– People with Alcohol ProblemsPeople with Alcohol Problems
– Definitions of AODA TermsDefinitions of AODA Terms
– Alcoholism and Family RelationshipsAlcoholism and Family Relationships
– Your Role as a Referral AgentYour Role as a Referral Agent
– The Effects of Alcoholic Parents on TheirThe Effects of Alcoholic Parents on Their
ChildrenChildren
– Your Role in Intervention with AlcoholicsYour Role in Intervention with Alcoholics
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Alcohol and Other Substance AbuseAlcohol and Other Substance Abuse
(cont.)(cont.)
– Treatment Approaches for AlcoholismTreatment Approaches for Alcoholism
A Four-Stage Recovery ModelA Four-Stage Recovery Model
– Stage 1: AbstinenceStage 1: Abstinence
– Stage 2: ConfrontationStage 2: Confrontation
– Stage 3: GrowthStage 3: Growth
– Stage 4: TransformationStage 4: Transformation
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– Treatment Approaches for Alcoholism (cont.)Treatment Approaches for Alcoholism (cont.)
The Strengths Perspective on AlcoholThe Strengths Perspective on Alcohol
Abuse and Dependence TreatmentAbuse and Dependence Treatment
Helpful Techniques in the HarmHelpful Techniques in the Harm
Reduction ApproachReduction Approach
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Alcohol and Other Substance AbuseAlcohol and Other Substance Abuse
(cont.)(cont.)
– Other IssuesOther Issues
Early Screening for Abuse andEarly Screening for Abuse and
DependenceDependence
The Problem of DenialThe Problem of Denial
What If Your Client Has a Relapse?What If Your Client Has a Relapse?

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(cont.)(cont.)
– Empowerment at the Mezzo LevelEmpowerment at the Mezzo Level
– Empowerment at the Macro LevelEmpowerment at the Macro Level
Integration of Policy and Practice: EthicalIntegration of Policy and Practice: Ethical
Dilemmas in Managed CareDilemmas in Managed Care
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