Publication details
A Case Study of Countertransference of a Social Worker in Childcare Having Trouble Saying No
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| Year of publication | 2025 |
| Type | Peer-reviewed scientific article |
| Magazine / Source | SOCIÁLNÍ PRÁCE/SOCIÁLNA PRÁCA |
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| Citation | |
| web | https://socialniprace.cz/article/a-case-study-of-countertransference-of-a-social-worker-in-childcare-having-trouble-saying-no/ |
| Keywords | childcare; countertransference; deductive qualitative analysis; free association; saying no |
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| Description | OBJECTIVES: This text focuses on the specific level of interaction of a childcare social worker with clients, where said level is influenced by the social worker’s unresolved problems. THEORETICAL BASE: It uses an integrative model of countertransference and monitors the characteristics of countertransference sources, triggers, manifestations, consequences, and coping. METHODS: Methodologically, the text takes the form of a case study of an individual case, which is further structured internally. A deductive qualitative analysis was used for the analysis. OUTCOMES: The problem of saying no was identified as a result of those close to the childhood social worker not being sufficiently empathetic. SOCIAL WORK IMPLICATION: Social workers are advised to pay attention to self-experience. |
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