Social Work Core Conditions

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The social work core conditions- empathy, respect, and genuineness- are important concepts that allow for the acceptance and valuing of clients in a respectful and worthy manner. They allow for a open and helping relationship to be established. As Khaila’s social worker and as an operating collaborator to her case, I would emphasize my understanding of her situation by saying something like: “I’m sorry to hear all that you have experienced, and I understand that it must be extremely challenging to be in the position that you are in. I totally applaud your composure amid this situation, and if I were in your position, I would feel the same way. I want you to feel comfortable talking to me because I’m here to help”. Then I will address her

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