Mapping Social Networks: Insights for Case Managers
Articulating and appreciating these degrees of difference is itself therapeutic.
Ever thought about the intricate web of relationships that surround each of us? In this episode of 'Essential Connections: Tips and Techniques for Case Managers', Dr. David Freeman breaks down the importance of social networks in clinical and behavioral health settings. With his decades of experience, Freeman offers a practical guide on how to create a social map of a client's life. He identifies four main clusters: family and friendship, residential, professional, and work.
By understanding these clusters, case managers can help clients see the value and role of each relationship in their lives. Freeman explains that recognizing the nuances in these relationships can be therapeutic, allowing clients to identify which connections they want to nurture or change. This episode is a treasure trove for anyone looking to deepen their understanding of social networks in mental health and substance abuse services.
Don't miss out on these valuable insights that could make a real difference in your practice.