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Social Work Client Termination Process: A Guide to Ethical, Clinical, and Legal Standards
"The social work client termination process is the structured clinical phase that formally ends the practitioner-client relationship. Guided by ethical standards like NASW Code Standard 1.16, it entails reviewing treatment goals, processing feelings of loss, mitigating client abandonment risks, establishing relapse prevention plans, and ensuring appropriate referral transfers when ongoing care is required. Ethical Foundations: NASW Code of Ethics Standard 1.16 The termination phase of social work is not merely an administrative exit; it is a core clinical intervention governed by strict ethical standards. In professional social work, the thera..."
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