Client-Worker Transactions
First published in 1970, Client-Worker Transactions challenges some aspects of current thinking about the client-worker relationship in social work. Traditionally, the worker’s treatment of the client’s social problems has been seen as something like a doctor’s treatment of a patient''s illness. William Jordan argues that clients’ social problems often consist in their ability to...
First published in 1970, Client-Worker Transactions challenges some aspects of current thinking about the client-worker relationship in social work. Traditionally, the worker’s treatment of the client’s social problems has been seen as something like a doctor’s treatment of a patient''s illness. William Jordan argues that clients’ social problems often consist in their ability to...
