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WEEK 2 READING 3 - Trauma-informed social work: - Coggle Diagram

- - - - According to Maslow’s Hierarchy of Needs:
        All humans have the same basic needs including survival, physical and psychological safety, social connection, self esteem, and actualisation.
        When a client’s basic needs for safety, respect, and acceptance in the helping relationship are understood, an atmosphere of trust can be established.
    - - Abuse survivors are particularly vulnerable to instinctive compliance and may need to be reminded that they have the right to ask questions, decline services, or make requests.
    - - SELF-EFFICACY:
        A belief in one’s own capacity to achieve goals, accomplish tasks, and respond competently to challenges.
        
        By reframing trauma responses as normal reactions to threatening encounters, social workers can celebrate survival strategies, channel those instincts into healthier relationship skills, and help clients to achieve a sense of control in one’s daily life.
        
        In this way, we can fertilise the seeds of self-efficacy to assist the survivor to embrace hope and belief that change is possible.