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CLIENT SYSTEM ASSESSMENT TOOLS FOR SOCIAL WORK PRACTICE By: Jane Wenger Clemons Presented at: NACSW Convention 2014 November, 2014 Annapolis, Maryland | | | 888-426-4712 | 1"" CLIENT SYSTEM ASSESSMENT TOOLS for SOCIAL Work Practice Jane Wenger Clemens, MSW North American Association of Christians in SOCIAL Work 2014 NACSW Convention Setting the Stage: The Important Role of the SOCIAL Work Profession Professional SOCIAL workers are required to develop and practice ongoing SOCIAL work knowledge, values and skills in order to be competent SOCIAL workers. This is a career long commitment embracing both professional growth and personal growth. Our personal well being impacts the well being of the CLIENT systems we serve. Yet, along with this commitment to continue to learn and grow, the SOCIAL work professional needs to be able to handle ambiguity. The reality that many/most situations do not fit a neat package; but rather people making it somehow day to day, hour to hour not without pain, struggle and suffering but with capabilities and resources that can be built upon and supported by our alliance with these possibilities.

In generalist social work practice client system assessment is an ongoing social work skill used with all intervention levels and throughout the client intervention process. Suppes and Wells name five “levels of intervention” the individual, family, group, organization and community levels (2013).

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