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critical thinking on issues that impact social work practice. Practice Matters is provided for general information. Examining the Complexities of the Social Worker–Client Relationship Jody-Lee Farrah MSW, RSW The social worker-client relationship has been described as the “soul” (Biestek, 1957 in Coady, 1993),
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