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Relational practice, a critical component for successful social work.

Katy Cleece¹, Bethany Cheneler², Joanna Harrison³

¹Lancashire and South Cumbria NHS Foundation Trust.

Cogent Social Sciences

|January 19, 2026

Summary

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Relational practice, the development of connections, benefits both service users and the workforce across sectors. Further research is needed to establish its scientific effectiveness and integration into social work practice.

Keywords:

relational practice relationship social work trust

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Area of Science:

Social Work
Organizational Psychology
Healthcare Management

Background:

Relational practice, focusing on relationships, is crucial in health, education, criminal justice, and social work.
A scoping review by Lamph et al. (2023) explored 'relational practice' in organizational and systemic contexts.
Existing literature highlights potential benefits for both service users and the workforce.

Purpose of the Study:

To underscore the significance of relational practice specifically within the social work domain.
To discuss the implications of the Lamph et al. (2023) review findings for social work.
To advocate for increased scientific validation of relational practice.

Main Methods:

Commentary building upon a prior scoping literature review (Lamph et al., 2023).
Analysis of existing literature on relational practice and its application in social work.
Discussion of terminology variations and the need for empirical evidence.

Main Results:

Relational practice is identified as a pivotal concept with reported benefits across various sectors.
Variations in terminology for 'relational practice' exist in the literature.
The review highlights the potential positive impact on both service users and the workforce.

Conclusions:

Relational practice is vital for effective social work interventions and meaningful client engagement.
There is a critical need for more scientific effectiveness studies to validate relational practice.
Enhanced recognition and integration of relational practice into social work practice and research are essential.