Experience-Seeking in the Social Profession
Abstract
It is sometimes worth pausing in our rushing scientific world to ponder what kind of humanity, or supposed or real values we work along. How do we proceed in building up the formal relationship with our clients, or what other challenges we may face when seeking and examining the value-conveying role of the famous three qualities by Rogers in our professional identity? The study highlights the features of the experience-based social case-work model along with its practical role.
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