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Author Barnett, Deborah (Social worker), author.

Title Self-neglect and hoarding : a guide to safeguarding and support / Deborah Barnett
Published London ; Philadelphia : Jessica Kingsley Publishers, 2018
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Description 1 online resource (264 pages) : illustrations
Contents Intro; Self-Neglect and Hoarding: A Guide to Safeguarding and Support, by Deborah Barnett; Preface â#x80;#x93; A Word from the Philosophical; Prevention versus protection; Therapeutic needs assessment versus needs assessment; Individual social work versus individual, family and community social work; Personalised safeguarding versus risk management; Assessment â#x80;#x93; how much is enough?; Ethics and values; Introduction â#x80;#x93;Â An Overview; 1. What is Self-Neglect and Hoarding?; Defining self-neglect and hoarding; Hoarding disorder; Is it collecting or is it hoarding?; Attachment to objects
Sorting and organisingLinks with other diagnoses; When to consider a referral for diagnosis; 2. How Self-Neglect Affects Peopleâ#x80;#x99;s Lives; Fire; Falls; Housing; Physical and mental health; Families and carers; 3. Themes from Adult Serious Case Reviews or Safeguarding Adult Reviews; Ethical decision-making considerations; Identifying self-neglect; Care Act compliant enquiries (S42); Risk to others; Risk assessment; Carersâ#x80;#x99; assessment; Mental health and substance misuse; Capacity and consent; Advocacy and representation; Multi-agency response; Comprehensive and holistic assessment
Compliance and insightImposed sanctions, imposed compliance or penalties; Information sharing; Personalised safeguarding; Management support and response; Defensible decision making; Other; 4. Safeguarding those who Self-Neglect under the Care Act 2014; The safeguarding referral; Eligibility criteria for safeguarding adults; Principles of safeguarding; Information recording and sharing; How the local authority responds; Defensible decision making; The Care Act and information sharing; The Crime and Disorder Act 1998; Case law judgments; Ten steps to information sharing
5. Therapeutic InterventionsBuilding a rapport; Trauma, abuse, neglect, loss and bereavement; Systemic approaches; The cycle of change; Solution-focused assessment; The beginning of assessment; 6. Assessment and Engagement; What is a good assessment?; Risk assessment; Assessing capacity; Competency; Comprehensive assessment; Person-centred assessment; An example of a safeguarding adult referral and assessment; Self-assessment; 7. Supporting the Practitioner; Creating social work strategies that are supportive; Social work intervention models; Case loads and austerity; 8. Conclusion
Final checklistEpilogue: A Final Thought from the Philosophical; References; Subject Index; Author Index
Summary Self-neglect and hoarding is present in one of five 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. A skilled, thorough risk assessment of the behaviours of self-neglect is needed in order to ensure effective care and support is available. This guide offers practical and applicable tools and solutions for all professionals involved in working with people who self-neglect. It includes tips for assessment and decision-making in the support process, and updates following the implementation of the Care Act 2014, which deemed self-neglect a safeguarding matter
Bibliography Includes bibliographical references (pages 255-258) and indexes
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Subject Mentally ill -- Services for -- Great Britain
Disability evaluation -- Great Britain
Compulsive hoarding -- Great Britain
Psychiatric social work -- Great Britain
Mental health services.
Disability evaluation.
Compulsive hoarding.
Psychiatric social work.
Mentall Ill Persons
Mental Health Services
Disability Evaluation
Hoarding Disorder
Social Work, Psychiatric
POLITICAL SCIENCE -- Public Policy -- Social Security.
POLITICAL SCIENCE -- Public Policy -- Social Services & Welfare.
Mental health services
Psychiatric social work
Mentally ill -- Services for
Disability evaluation
Compulsive hoarding
SUBJECT United Kingdom
Subject Great Britain
Form Electronic book
LC no. 2017040238
ISBN 9781784505691
1784505692