¿Intervenir sin método?

1. Josefa Fombuena Valero ¹
2. M. Roser Talamantes Segarra ¹
3. Alfonso García Vilaplana ¹

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The method in Social Work has a long tradition. It has even been believed that social workers were capable of working without method and without models. With numerous authors we claim the deconstruction of these beliefs that, no matter how repeated, do not become true. Social workers, like many professionals, work with methods and models that adapt to their realities. Therefore, social workers work with method and models, with order and conscience, within the reality in which their intervention is inserted. In this reality mediate their own beliefs, training and/or supervision, experience, but also the context, the historical moment, age, culture, etc. All these factors intervene both in the method and in the approach models.

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