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Data publikacji: 2018

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Hubert Kaszyński

Zeszyty Pracy Socjalnej, Tom 23, numer 1, 2018, s. 1-3

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Peter Beresford

Zeszyty Pracy Socjalnej, Tom 23, numer 1, 2018, s. 5-20

https://doi.org/10.4467/24496138ZPS.18.001.8635
This article offers a critical analysis of service user involvement in social work by exploring the modern history of its development. It does this by examining: a) the increasing pressures for more democratic politics and societies during the course of the twentieth century, making connections between efforts to widen suffrage and extend individual and collective rights; the development of representative and participatory democracy and, the emergence of new social movements, including those based on identity and relations with welfare, and b) the impacts on and relations of these with social work. It charts four key stages in the development of user involvement in social work specifically and public policy more generally, exploring by reference to the UK as a case study and international experience, both obstacles in the way of inclusive and effective user involvement and ways in which it seems to be being advanced more effectively.
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Hubert Kaszyński, Olga Maciejewska, Katarzyna Ornacka

Zeszyty Pracy Socjalnej, Tom 23, numer 1, 2018, s. 21-33

https://doi.org/10.4467/24496138ZPS.18.002.8636
The essence and importance of mutual assistance of experienced people from
the perspective of social work
 
The authors discuss from the perspective of social work the basic issues of mutual assistance (self-help) – emphasize its group deprivation, the necessary independence from professionals and indicate the main assumptions and the importance of self-help. They approve of social movements that promote new forms of education of social workers, in which experienced people share their experiences and knowledge of the “first hand”.
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Paweł Bronowski, Jacek Bednarzak

Zeszyty Pracy Socjalnej, Tom 23, numer 1, 2018, s. 35-44

https://doi.org/10.4467/24496138ZPS.18.003.8637
Support Group for Persons with Mental Crisis Experience TROP – five years
of experience
 
Support Group for Persons with Mental Crisis Experience TROP consist of people with mental disease experience. The group is based in Warsaw. It started in 2013. Regular meetings are held in the Academy of Special Education. Among TROP’s actions are lessons for high school students, school pupils and clerks focused on breaking stereotypes about persons with mental illness. TROP offers support in difficult situations and give telephone counselling for persons with mental crisis experience.The group provides mutual support by systematic meetings, researches the condition of psychiatric services and presents in various affairs (conferences, workshops).
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Aleksandra Zadrożna, Katarzyna Chotkowska

Zeszyty Pracy Socjalnej, Tom 23, numer 1, 2018, s. 45-55

https://doi.org/10.4467/24496138ZPS.18.004.8638
Educational activities and support for volunteers in the self-help movement of people with the experience of mental illness. The example of The Support Group TROP
 
The formation of self-help movements and support groups for mentally ill people has initiated changes in social attitude towards them and in mental health  treatment system. In Poland, such initiatives are still in the initial phase of creation, there are only a few such groups. Self-help groups in general provide support by sharing emotions and a sense of understanding connected to experiencing similar problems. One of the most important functions of self-help groups is spreading reliable knowledge about specificity of mental disorders and the recovery process. Educating through direct contact with a mentally ill person is associated with a better understanding of them, as well as a lower level of stigmatizing convictions. One of the examples of a resilient self-help group is the Support Group TROP which is working in Warsaw. Its members conduct numerous educational activities that constitute a significant part of the Groups activity. These activities include lectures for pupils, students, and organizations, presentations at conferences or appearances in the media. From the beginning of TROP Group existence, all activities have been supported by volunteers – psychology students. Volunteers through non-paid work can deepen knowledge about the functioning of self-help movement and the situation of mentally ill people, and at the same time support group members in several initiatives. Volunteers have become a permanent and very important part of all implemented projects. Members of TROP describe volunteers as allies.
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Iwona Florianowicz

Zeszyty Pracy Socjalnej, Tom 23, numer 1, 2018, s. 57-67

https://doi.org/10.4467/24496138ZPS.18.005.8639
Experts through Experience in Gdynia
 
“There is potential for recovery in each of us and even the most difficult experiences can be used positively to help others”. This article, like the sentence quoted above, is a common story of people who participated in the implementation of the Expert by Experience project in Gdynia.
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Zeszyty Pracy Socjalnej, Tom 23, numer 1, 2018, s. 69-76

In permanently introducing this new section to our periodical, we wish to call the reader’s attention to a unique approach we are consciously taking. In a desire to identify impending foci in our field, we have invited the youngest of our colleagues – MA and PhD candidates in social work – to act as our reviewers. Furthermore, considering the vast multitude of scholarly articles published annually, we have asked our students to primarily focus on this segment which is more likely to reflect the most recent findings. That said, we have not set a strict date range in the hope that our reviewers will freely discover or recover studies which might have been overlooked heretofore.

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Eva Wachtler (2017), Lam, Ching Man; Liang, Jianqiang; Ng, Guat Tin; Tsui, Ming-sum and Yan, Miu Chung. Youth unemployment: Implications for social work practice, in: “Journal of Social Work”, 17(5): 560-578.

Sylwia Łosiowska (2017), Magdalena Lubińska-Bogacka, System of institutional support for single mothers in Poland, in:“Zeszyty Pracy Socjalnej”,  Tom 22, numer 1, s. 39–54 .

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