Key Elements of Family Social Work

Family social work is a form of social work aimed at assisting and supporting individuals and families in solving various social problems and dilemmas. Its main contents are as follows:

1. Family problem solving: family social workers help families solve various problems, such as marital conflicts, domestic violence, parent-child relationship problems, etc. through home visits and family counseling.

2. Guidance on children's education: Family social workers provide guidance and support on children's education to help parents better understand their children's growth and development, and improve their parenting skills.

3. Social skills training: Family social workers help people improve their social skills and emotional intelligence, self-confidence and interpersonal relationships through social skills training and emotional management.

4. Mental health support: Family social workers assist people in solving psychological problems, such as depression and anxiety, through psychological counseling and psychotherapy to improve mental health.

5. Community building and services: Family social workers participate in community building and services, and provide various supports and services to community residents, such as legal counseling and health education.

6. Crisis Intervention and Handling: Family social workers participate in crisis intervention and handling, such as suicide, domestic violence, etc., providing necessary support and assistance.

In short, the main purpose of family social work is to assist and support individuals and families in solving various social problems and dilemmas, to improve the efficiency of the utilization of social resources, and to enhance the level of social welfare.