Process recording

 A process recording is almost a verbatim written record of an interaction with a client. It is a narrative reporting of all that happened during a contact with the client, including the worker’s feelings and thinking about what has happened. Process recording is most often used when working with individuals and families.

Recording is done on an ongoing basis; done regularly as the case moves, based on chronologically linked material.

It’s a great way to improve your introspective and critical thinking skills, which are important for a good social case worker.

Reflective practise is essential for connecting theory and practise. In practise, students/practitioners are confronted with complicated and multidimensional client problems/situations.

The ability to attain efficacy in the social work process requires reflection, analysis, and reasonable assessment of these factors.

“Moving beyond the acquisition of new knowledge and insight, into questioning of current assumptions, values, and viewpoints” is what critical reflection entails,

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