Rhetoric, reality and the vicissitudes of establishing relationships with people who are homeless and mentally ill.

Title: Rhetoric, reality and the vicissitudes of establishing relationships with people who are homeless and mentally ill.
Identifier: AAI9304635
identifier: 9304635
Creator: Blake-Steele, Wilmatine.
Contributor: Adviser: Mildred D. Mailick
Date: 1992
Language: English
Publisher: City University of New York.
Subject: Social Work
Abstract: This exploratory descriptive study addresses the issue of how to establish relationships with people who are homeless and mentally ill. Ten programs that proved services to homeless mentally ill people are included in this study. Workers and administrators are asked a schedule of questions to ascertain how they specifically establish relationships with homeless mentally ill people.;Some of the variables addressed are: the significance of worker knowledge, skill, education, ethnicity, steps and procedures. The above are explored with practitioners and administrators for each variables' significance in establishing a relationship with homeless mentally ill people.;Workers and administrators of ten kinds of programs, each targeted to provide services to different segments of the homeless mentally ill population, are interviewed. Information from participants is organized into recommendations for a workshop for students.
Type: dissertation
Source: PQT Legacy CUNY.xlsx
degree: D.S.W.

Media: Rhetoric, reality and the vicissitudes of establishing relationships with people who are homeless and mentally ill.