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Even if there are only a few studies which have focused on what might work for the students to promote resilience , Kinman and Grant(2011), state that a resilient social worker will be able to: • utilise a range of skills such an emphatic reflection, self-reflection and reflective communication to reflect on practice • understand the impact of emotions on self and service users or other professionals, simultaneously with the implications for practice • display accurate empathy towards users, , without over-involvement • communicating confidently and efficiently with peers, colleagues from other backgrounds or service users • utilise supervision as organisational support or other types of support from different working environments • cultivate

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