Home Visit in Social Case Work

 Home Visit in Social Case Works -In their interactions with clients, home visitors employ a variety of approaches to help the client become better prepared to deal with a certain event in his or her life or to grasp a key aspect of an issue.

 Modeling 

Modeling is the process of exhibiting a specific behavior to a client. It's a useful method when a client can't seem to picture themselves doing something or can't think of a way to start doing anything. It's also useful when a client appears to lack the necessary skills to take action. Modeling such scenarios could include demonstrating how one might react in certain scenarios. In most cases, after the visitor has modelled the behavior, the client should be permitted to perform it. This ensures that the client understands what was modelled and that the client's behavior matches that of the visitor.

Role-Playing 

In role-playing, the home visitor plays one real-life role while the client plays another in order to help the client learn skills and confidence in dealing with a challenging circumstance. This strategy is especially useful in instances where one finds it difficult to be forceful due to the novelty of the scenario.

Use of examples 

People use examples all the time in their interactions with others, and it's especially prevalent when explaining, describing, or teaching something to a second person. Examples that are relevant and fit with true experiences in the client's life should be used by the home visitor. The usage of examples makes a customer feel more at ease with anything they haven't figured out or aren't happy with.