BAĞIMLILIK TEDAVİSİ ALANINDA KLİNİK SOSYAL HİZMET SÜPERVİZONU: MESLEKİ GELİŞİM, YETERLİLİKLER VE SÜPERVİZYONUN ÖNEMİ

Öz

Bağımlılık alanında sosyal hizmet mesleği tanı, tespit, tedavi ve sonrası tüm aşamalarda birey ve çevresinin bütüncül değerlendirilmesi açısından kilit öneme sahiptir. Mesleki uygulamalar güncel politika, sosyoekonomik gelişmeler ve kanıt temelli araştırmalarla sürekli değişim göstermektedir. Bu durum bağımlılık alanında sosyal hizmet uzmanları da dâhil profesyonellerin mesleki yetkinliklerinin geliştirilmesini öne çıkarmaktadır. Süpervizyon mesleki yetkinliklerin bilgi, beceri ve değerler odağında geliştirilmesinde temel işlevi görmektedir. Bu makalede bağımlılık alanında mesleki tanım, temel yeterlilikler ve süpervizyonun işlevleri ile ilgili ulusal ve uluslararası uygulama örnekleri karşılaştırılarak süpervizyonun önemi açıklanmıştır. Bu çalışmanın bağımlılık danışmanlığı ve süpervizyonun mesleki önemi hakkında politika yapıcılar ve araştırmacılara yol gösterici olması beklenmektedir.

Anahtar Kelimeler

• Bağımlılık Tedavisi
• Bağımlılık Tedavisinde Sosyal Hizmet
• Mesleki Yeterlilikler
• Süpervizyon

CLINICAL CLINICAL SOCIAL WORK SUPERVISION IN THE FIELD OF ADDICTION TREATMENT: THE IMPORTANCE OF PROFESSİON DEVELOPMENT, QUALIFICATIONS AND SUPERVISION SOCIAL WORK SUPERVISION IN THE FIELD OF ADDICTION TREATMENT: THE IMPORTANCE OF PROFESSİON DEVELOPMENT, QUALIFICATIONS AND SUPERVISION AL WORK SUPERVISION IN THE FIELD OF ADDICTION TREATMENT: THE IMPORTANCE OF PROFESSİON DEVELOPMENT, QUALIFICATIONS AND SUPERVISION

Öz

The social work profession in the field of addiction has a key importance in terms of the holistic evaluation of the individual and his/her environment at all stages of diagnosis, detection, treatment and after. Professional practice is constantly changing with current policy, socio-economic developments and evidence-based research. This situation highlights the development of professional competencies of professionals, including social workers, in the field of addiction. Supervision plays a fundamental role in the development of professional competencies in the focus of knowledge, skills and values. In this article, the importance of supervision is explained by comparing national and international practice examples related to professional definition, basic competencies and functions of supervision in the field of addiction. It is expected that this study will guide policy makers and researchers about the professional importance of addiction counseling and supervision.

Anahtar Kelimeler

• Addiction Treatment
• Social Work in Addiction Treatment
• Professional Competencies
• Supervision

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