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Vitalist Model of Social Work as a Basis for Integration of Persons with Disabilities into Society |
| Authors |
Guslyakova L.G.Doctor of Sociology, Professor guslyakova@mail.ru |
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316 |
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The current strategy of social work is focused on the fact that persons with disabilities can
optimize their efforts to change the situation. In line with this priority are the models of social work
practice, which allow social workers to help people with disabilities to create and realize their personal
and social resources. Among these models, a vitalist model of social work is of special interest,
its methodological basis is a sociological concept of vitality of a man, his individual and social subjectivity.
Analyzing the disability issues, a number of new approaches are taken into account. First, some
features of the living space of the disabled people environment are differentiated. Second, groups of
indicators related to the characteristics of human life potential are distinguished. These approaches
are considered to be perspective due to the fact that in the 21st century the problems of formation,
preservation and rehabilitation of the vital forces of men, especially people with disabilities, are very
crucial in the systems of social protection, social security and social practice.
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| Key words |
disabled person, social work, social assistance, social support, vitalist model ofsocial work, life forces, living space. |
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| References |
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236 s.
2. Gusljakova L. G. Vitalistskaja model’ teorii i praktiki social’noj raboty: monografija.
Barnaul: Azbuka, 2006. 196 s.
3. Gusljakova L. G., Grigor’ev S. I. Sociologija dlja social’noj raboty. M.: Magistr-Press,
2002. 224 s.
4. Liga M. B. Obespechenie social’noj bezopasnosti i social’nye riski // Transgranich’e v
izmenjajushhemsja mire. 2010. № 1. S. 40–46. |
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