Self-Neglect and Hoarding: A Guide to Safeguarding and SupportSelf-neglect and hoarding is present in 1 of 5 social work cases in mental health and older people's services. These cases can be the most alarming and challenging on a social worker's caseload. |
Contents
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A Guide to Safeguarding and Support by Deborah Barnett 1 What is SelfNeglect and Hoarding? | 31 |
A Guide to Safeguarding and Support by Deborah Barnett 2 How SelfNeglect Affects Peoples Lives | 45 |
A Guide to Safeguarding and Support by Deborah Barnett 3 Themes from Adult Serious Case Reviews or Safeguarding Adult Reviews | 53 |
A Guide to Safeguarding and Support by Deborah Barnett 4 Safeguarding those who SelfNeglect under the Care Act 2014 | 90 |
A Guide to Safeguarding and Support by Deborah Barnett 5 Therapeutic Interventions | 116 |
A Guide to Safeguarding and Support by Deborah Barnett 6 Assessment and Engagement | 139 |
A Guide to Safeguarding and Support by Deborah Barnett 7 Supporting the Practitioner | 212 |
A Guide to Safeguarding and Support by Deborah Barnett 8 Conclusion | 229 |
A Guide to Safeguarding and Support by Deborah Barnett Final checklist | 238 |
A Guide to Safeguarding and Support by Deborah Barnett Epilogue A Final Thought from the Philosophical | 245 |
A Guide to Safeguarding and Support by Deborah Barnett References | 255 |
A Guide to Safeguarding and Support by Deborah Barnett Subject Index | 259 |
A Guide to Safeguarding and Support by Deborah Barnett Author Index | 263 |
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Self-Neglect and Hoarding: A Guide to Safeguarding and Support Deborah Barnett No preview available - 2018 |
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