Skills by Occupation

cognitive behavioural therapy human psychological development report on social development provide education on family life advise on pregnancy psychological theories manage stress in organisation build helping relationship with social service users help clients make decisions during counselling sessions assess social service users' situation provide social counselling undertake continuous professional development in social work manage social crisis demonstrate leadership in social service cases behavioural therapy encourage counselled clients to examine themselves legal requirements in the social sector relate empathetically address gender-related issues in family planning counselling handle conflicts respond to individuals' extreme emotions client-centred counselling provide termination of pregnancy counselling supervision of persons counselling methods cooperate at inter-professional level organise relapse prevention listen actively refer social service users apply socially just working principles reflexion advise on family planning apply quality standards in social services communicate professionally with colleagues in other fields maintain the trust of service users have emotional intelligence maintain a non-emotional involvement perform therapy sessions social sciences maintain records of work with service users accept own accountability psychology promote social change reproductive health promote inclusion follow health and safety precautions in social care practices promote human rights social justice deliver social services in diverse cultural communities communicate with social service users sex education

pharmacology