Turning troubles into problems [Elektronisk resurs] clientization in human services / edited by Jaber F. Gubrium and Margaretha Järvinen.

• 1 Troubles, problems, and clientization Part I Individual challenges 2 Listening and the paradox of autonomy in elderly care homes 3 Parent constructions of problem location and clienthood in child welfare services 4 Untidy clientization: drug users resisting institutional identities Part II Collective challenges 5 Psychiatric diagnosis as collective action in a residential therapeutic community 6 Wild girls and the deproblematization of troubled lives 7 The imagined psychology of being overweight in a weight loss program Part III Competing perspectives 8 Troubles? Problems? Comparing social workers’ and older persons’ perspectives on elder self-neglect 9 Participant meaning-making along the work trajectory of a labour activation programme 10 Constructing the system in a remand prison Part IV Contending clienthoods 11 How occupational identity constructs clienthood in sexual assault exams 12 Tenability, troubles, and psychiatric problems in practice 13 From troubling actions to troubled lives: sex offender registration and notification. 

• This book looks at how troubles can be transformed into specific diseases and dysfunctions, identifiable by professionals. Old, new, controversial, and dissenting approaches will be represented in contributions that address the experience of troubles and problematized identities in childhood and adolescence, the working years, and in later life. 

Ämnesord

Social service  (sao)

Socialarbetare  (sao)

Social service.  (LCSH)

Human services.  (LCSH)

Social workers.  (LCSH)

Civil service.  (LCSH)

Social workers  (LCSH)

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Klassifikation

361 (DDC)

Ohf (kssb/8 (machine generated))