カウンセラーとクライアントの契約を調査する 既定とコンサルタントのダイアードでのクライアントの労働能力
Uma Chandrika Millner1, Diane Brandt2, Leighton Chan2
1Division of Psychology and Applied Therapies, Lesley University.
Journal of employment counseling
|August 25, 2025
まとめ
重度の精神疾患を持つ人の就労能力に関するカウンセラーとクライアントの合意は 適度に一致しています 正確な評価とプログラムの適格性には 矛盾を理解することが重要です
科学分野:
- 精神科
- リハビリテーション カウンセリング
- ソーシャルワーク
背景:
- 重篤な精神疾患 (SMI) の管理には,労働能力に関するカウンセラーとクライアントの合意が不可欠です.
- 正確な労働能力評価は 公共のプログラムと 治療同盟へのクライアントの適格性に影響します
研究 の 目的:
- SMIを患っているクライアントの仕事の能力に関するカウンセラーとクライアントの合意を探求する.
- 初期評価セッションと比較して 確立された治療用ダイアードの合意レベルを比較する.
- 労働能力の認識の不一致に寄与する要因を特定する.
主な方法:
- 探索的な混合方法の設計
- クラス内相関係数と山のプロットを用いた定量分析.
- カウンセラーインタビューの 質的分析
主要な成果:
- 既定と初期評価の両方で,クライアントの労働能力に関する適度な合意が認められた.
- カウンセラーによるインタビューでは, 認知された労働能力の不一致の具体的な理由が明らかになった.
- 長期間の治療関係と新規に形成された治療関係の両方で不一致が観察されました.
結論:
- 適度なカウンセラーとクライアントの労働能力に関する合意は,SMIのクライアントのために存在する.
- 効果的な評価と支援のために,不一致の源に対処することが不可欠です.
- 発見は職業回復と公共プログラムの評価に実用的な意味を持つ.
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