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Co-Constructing Cooperation with Mandated Clients

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Co-Constructing Cooperation with Mandated Clients. By: De Jong, Peter, Berg, Insoo Kim, Social Work, 00378046, Oct2001, Vol. 46, Issue 4

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CO-CONSTRUCTING COOPERATION WITH MANDATED CLIENTS

Contents

Taking a Solution-Focused Approach

Case Illustration

Getting Started

Focusing on What the Client Wants

Amplifying Possibilities in the Mandated Context

Providing End-of-Session Feedback

Implications

Conclusion

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Dominant practice models for social work were originally developed and intended for work with voluntary clients. The professional literature indicates that use of these models with involuntary clients often alienates rather than engages. This article describes the use of solution-focused interviewing as a way to engage involuntary...