Self-Neglect and Hoarding by Barnett, Deborah -- Read -- Imperial Library of Trantor

Index

Cover Title Page Contents Preface A Word from the Philosophical

Prevention versus protection Therapeutic needs assessment versus needs assessment Individual social work versus individual, family and community social work Personalised safeguarding versus risk management Assessment – how much is enough? Ethics and values

Introduction An Overview 1. What is Self-Neglect and Hoarding?

Defining self-neglect and hoarding Hoarding disorder Is it collecting or is it hoarding? Attachment to objects Sorting and organising Links with other diagnoses When to consider a referral for diagnosis

2. How Self-Neglect Affects Peoples Lives

Fire Falls Housing Physical and mental health Families and carers

3. Themes from Adult Serious Case Reviews or Safeguarding Adult Reviews

Ethical decision-making considerations Identifying self-neglect Care Act compliant enquiries (S42) Risk to others Risk assessment Carers’ assessment Mental health and substance misuse Capacity and consent Advocacy and representation Multi-agency response Comprehensive and holistic assessment Compliance and insight Imposed sanctions, imposed compliance or penalties Information sharing Personalised safeguarding Management support and response Defensible decision making Other

4. Safeguarding those who Self-Neglect under the Care Act 2014

The safeguarding referral Eligibility criteria for safeguarding adults Principles of safeguarding Information recording and sharing How the local authority responds Defensible decision making The Care Act and information sharing The Crime and Disorder Act 1998 Case law judgments Ten steps to information sharing

5. Therapeutic Interventions

Building a rapport Trauma, abuse, neglect, loss and bereavement Systemic approaches The cycle of change Solution-focused assessment The beginning of assessment

6. Assessment and Engagement

What is a good assessment? Risk assessment Assessing capacity Competency Comprehensive assessment Person-centred assessment An example of a safeguarding adult referral and assessment Self-assessment

7. Supporting the Practitioner

Creating social work strategies that are supportive Social work intervention models Case loads and austerity

8. Conclusion Final Checklist Epilogue: A Final Thought from the Philosophical References Subject Index Author Index Join Our Mailing List Copyright Of Related Interest