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Use of crisis intervention in the work of a social worker at the town office
Maráková, Jana ; Leontovyčová, Jana (advisor) ; Nádvorníková, Hana (referee)
The motivation for writing my thesis was the need to introduce methods of crisis intervention in two forms - face to face crisis intervention and telephone crisis intervention. I think that it gradually began to show how important it was to show the full concept of the method. The context is where we meet the clients in the highest point of this crisis, the area of psychosocial crisis assistance, offering emergency services (I do not mean just workplace, but also forms in which we can offer crisis assistance to clients and possibilities of crisis intervention in the work for social workers). The aim of my thesis is to bring this concept to those who want to learn about these themes more and to those who may find themselves alone in crisis. Key words crisis intervention crisis personality of a social worker social worker social worker training
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Meaning and function of youth drop-in centres
Rambousková, Petra ; Dvořáčková, Hana (advisor) ; Nádvorníková, Hana (referee)
Title: Meaning and function of youth drop-in centres Author: Petra Rambousková Consultant: PhDr. Hana Dvořáčková University: Charles University in Prague Faculty: Hussite Theological Department: Teaching Field of study: Bachelor study Social Pedagogy Number of pages: 74 Number of supplements: 2 Year of publication: 2011 This Bachelor's thesis is dealing with youth drop-in centres, mainly from meaning and function point of view. The thesis is divided into theoretical and practical part. The theoretical part explains main terms such as low threshold facilities for children and youth, standards of quality of social services for low threshold facilities for children and youth and vocation and goals of these facilities. Other issues are concerning about history of streetwork and origin of youth drop-in centres in the Czech republic, about clients and workers and about troubles that can arise from their contact. The last two chapters of the theoretical part are about methodology of streetwork and about services and function which youth drop-in centres should fulfil. The practical part includes comparison of two points of view on the meaning of lyouth drop-in centres: Founder's point of view, acquired from structured interview and clients's point of view acquired from a questionnaire survey.
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