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An assessment of job motivational factors of HIV/AIDS lay counsellors working for Western Cape NGOs

Author: Olivier, Sean Date: 2010 The purpose of this research was to uncover determinants in the work of NGO lay counsellors in the Western Cape which both motivate and de-motivate. The methodology used was to administer questionnaires to these counsellors. Secondly, ... Read more
The Assessment of self-esteem before and after a therapeutic milieu programme

Author: Sujee, Shahieda Date: 1999 The present quasi-experimental study was conducted in ward G22, a milieu therapy unit at Cape Town’s Groote Schuur Hospital. It examines self-esteem of patients prior to and subsequent to completion of the therapeutic milieu programme, using ... Read more
The attitude of different therapists to cluster B personality disorder

Author: Maritz, Anita Date: 2002 This study aims to explore therapists' attitudes, and therapeutic work with patients diagnosed with cluster B personality disorder, that is anti-social, narcissistic, borderline or histrionic personality disorder, in accordance with the ... Read more
Brief dynamic psychotherapy : an exploration of attitudes and practice among a group of local clinicians - some implications for training

Author: Becker, Lily Date: 1988 This study explores brief dynamic psychotherapy as a model of intervention with the individual adult client. The rationale for examining this area emanated from a few aspects. Firstly, increasing numbers of research studies indicated that the ... Read more
An exploratory study of clinicianis perceptions and experiences of the phenomenon of 'sex addiction' in South Africa

Author: Abel, Raella Date: 2007 Word processed copy. Includes bibliographical references (leaves 105-112). Read more
An exploratory study of clinicians' attitudes towards women: implications for therapy

Author: Borcherds, Marion Date: 1993 This study explores the attitudes of clinicians towards women and postulates that these attitudes may be transmitted in the therapeutic relationship with female patients. The rationale for exploring this aspect emanated from two factors: ... Read more
Family resilience in response to extrafamilial child sexual abuse

Author: Robertson, Monica Date: 2005 This qualitative study explores family resilience in response to extrafamilial child sexual abuse. Family resilience refers to the adaptive pathway along which a family journeys in response to a significant stressor. The theory on family ... Read more
Narrative analysis of educators' accounts about gang violence occurring at a Hanover Park high school in the Western Cape : implications for intervention in the context of clinical social work

Author: Reckson, Batya Bertha Date: 2002 Bibliography: leaves 82-86. Read more
"Pot of gold at the end of the rainbow" : experiences of unaccompanied refugee girls in Cape Town

Author: Warria, Ajwang' R Date: 2008 The arrival of unaccompanied minors poses unique challenges to the host country, raising serious questions about the rights and psychosocial health of that child. This mini thesis explores the experiences of young unaccompanied girls who ... Read more
Services provided to relatives of patients admitted to a psychiatric hospital : an assessment of family satisfaction

Author: Van Staden, Magdaleen Date: 1996 This study explores family satisfaction with services provided to them on their relatives' admission to Valkenberg Psychiatric Hospital in Cape Town. The rationale for doing this research arose from the researcher's encounters with families ... Read more
Single, divorced mothers experiences of child raising

Author: Nurek, Judy Date: 2006 Includes bibliographical references (leaves 117-123). Read more
A study examining changes in relationship satisfaction of couples participating in a marriage preparation programme

Author: Duncan, Suzanne Felicity Date: 2000 Bibliography: leaves 99-104. Read more
The use of object relations theory in clinical social work practice : a case study

Author: Welch, Elizabeth Katherine Date: 2004 The purpose of this study was to explore the value of a particular theoretical framework in terms of several issues relating to clinical social work practice. The selected theoretical framework was that of Object Relations theory, specifically ... Read more