Case Management Foundations Workbook Module 2

Case Management is an evolving practice and the ongoing input and feedback from ACWS members, both individually and collectively, has made and will continue to make this course relevant for, reflective of, and responsive to the Alberta context of domestic abuse shelter practice. [...] Maintaining professional boundaries not only protects the well-being of survivors and preserves the integrity and credibility of your work; it also supports your longevity in the gender-based violence sector, your personal relationships, and overall wellness. [...] See the list of roles and responsibilities expected of social workers (The Social Work Graduate, 2021, p.1) and reflect on how these connect with your role and job description: • Help and support clients to the best of their ability and ensure that what is done does not harm them. [...] What professional boundaries need to be in place for you to support the emotional and physical safety of yourself, your colleagues, and the survivors you serve? 11 Case Management Foundations Workbook Module 2 Alberta Council of Women’s Shelters – Level 1: Foundations Lesson 3: Keep accurate records Information from anonymized case notes is used for research. [...] • Social workers respect the importance of the trust and confidence placed in the professional relationship by clients and members of the public.