Iveta Bendulová, Beáta Balogová
Solving Relationship Issues Through Sociotherapy
Číslo: 1/2019
Periodikum: Sociální práce
Klíčová slova: sociotherapy, social work, relationship problems, good practice
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Anotace:
OBJECTIVES: The aim of this paper is to present a case study and the possibilities of using
sociotherapy to solve partner problems, and to analyze the case from the point of view of the
science and methods of social work. THEORETICAL BASE: In the process of sociotherapy,
we chose a Cognitive-Behavioural Approach and a Task-Oriented Approach. METHODS:
We applied social therapy as part of a specialized social counselling with a couple. We applied
methods of anamnestic and diagnostic interviews, diagnostic observations, and contact with the
couple when needed. To achieve the goals, we used the training of a constructive quarrel and
special techniques of sociotherapy. OUTCOMES: Clients’ problems were primarily conflicts,
dissatisfaction in social relationships, role-playing problems, social change, and behaviour. Clients
have learned the technique of constructive quarrel, improved their communication skills, they
manage to prevent crisis situations, and rely on resources and their strengths. SOCIAL WORK
IMPLICATIONS: We have succeeded in meeting the goals we have chosen in cooperation with
our clients. Sociotherapy might be useful for future solving relationship problems clients of social
work.
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sociotherapy to solve partner problems, and to analyze the case from the point of view of the
science and methods of social work. THEORETICAL BASE: In the process of sociotherapy,
we chose a Cognitive-Behavioural Approach and a Task-Oriented Approach. METHODS:
We applied social therapy as part of a specialized social counselling with a couple. We applied
methods of anamnestic and diagnostic interviews, diagnostic observations, and contact with the
couple when needed. To achieve the goals, we used the training of a constructive quarrel and
special techniques of sociotherapy. OUTCOMES: Clients’ problems were primarily conflicts,
dissatisfaction in social relationships, role-playing problems, social change, and behaviour. Clients
have learned the technique of constructive quarrel, improved their communication skills, they
manage to prevent crisis situations, and rely on resources and their strengths. SOCIAL WORK
IMPLICATIONS: We have succeeded in meeting the goals we have chosen in cooperation with
our clients. Sociotherapy might be useful for future solving relationship problems clients of social
work.