Relational Social Work at the case level
Valentina Calcaterra
Relational Social Work provides significant operational guidance to social workers who, to understand how to support people, are confronted with important questions regarding conceptual, methodological and ethical issues. Despite social workers interact with severely vulnerable people, the basic assumption of Relational Social Work is to recognize and strengthen the motivation of these same people who are moving, or who intending to move, towards a desired improvement. This article presents phases of problem solving according to Relational Social Work through the analysis of a foster care planned in a relational way.
DOI 
10.14605/RSW111604
Keywords
Relational Social Work – Case Work – Coping Network – Relational Guide – Foster Care.