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Guilmette, David. "La discrimination des hommes de minorités sexuelles au Québec : genèse, évolution et pratiques du groupe communautaire MIELS-Québec." Thesis, Université Laval, 2012. http://www.theses.ulaval.ca/2012/29357/29357.pdf.
Full textRodrigue, Guillaume. "L'intégration communautaire dans les ressources d'hébergement non institutionnelles en santé mentale de la région de Québec." Master's thesis, Université Laval, 2018. http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11794/29601.
Full textHundreds of people with a severe mental health disorder live in intermediate and family-type resources in the Quebec region. The main purpose of these structures is to integrate vulnerable people into the community. The aim of this research is to determine the impact of intermediate and family-type resources owners’ as well as their employees’ interventions on the community integration of their residents. This study uses Segal and Aviram’s (1978) community integration model as a conceptual framework. Their model proposes to divide the community integration into two concepts: internal and external integration. Internal integration refers to the evolution of residents in the housing environment, whereas external integration concerns the engagement of residents outside the residence. Semi-structured interviews were conducted with residents, owners, and employees of intermediate and family-type resources in the Quebec region. The sample was comprised of 12 actors involved in the field of mental health housing resources including five residents, four owners, and three employees. The data collected were analyzed using a thematic content analysis. The main interventions carried out by owners and employees to ensure the residents’ community integration are grouped into six categories: the establishment of rules, group activities, management of the consumption of goods and services, the formation of a residents’ committee, support for family relationships, and the sustainment of activities independently carried out by residents. It was shown that owners’ and employees’ interventions focus on two objectives: developing residents’ autonomy and ensuring their protection. Owners’ and employees’ authority status is used as one of the main tools to intervene with their customers. Results from this research confirm, but also contradict, previous findings regarding the tension between residents’ need for protection and autonomy, owners’ and employees’ authority status, and the impact of these individuals on the community integration of residents. Keywords: intermediate resource, family-type resource, community integration, mental health, mental illness, resident, autonomy, protection, authority.
Lepage, Claudine. "Prévalence du jeu pathologique dans les organismes communautaires." Master's thesis, Université Laval, 1999. http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11794/50976.
Full textMaillé, Isabelle. "L'expérience d'accompagnement au sein des organismes à but non lucratif des personnes aînées en situation de maltraitance." Master's thesis, Université Laval, 2018. http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11794/29968.
Full textThe mistreatment of older adults is a social problem that touches close to an older adult on six in the world (Yon et al., 2017). Intervention workers of various disciplines and multisectoral organizations act in the fight against the mistreatment of older adults by posing actions including prevention, detection and accompaniment. Of these organizations, non-profit organizations (NPO) as well as their intervention workers and volunteers, play a key role in the accompaniment of mistreated older adults (Gouvernement du Québec, 2016). This study lies between the scope of a research project carried out by the Research Chair on Mistreatment of Older Adults which focuses on volunteering to counter material and financial mistreatment of older adults. Of exploratory nature and promoting a qualitative approach, this study aims to seize the experience of individual older adults accompanied by a NPO’s volunteer or an intervention worker in a mistreatment situation. Eleven semi-structured individual interviews were conducted with older adults having been accompanied by a NPO’s volunteer or intervention worker in a mistreatment situation. Taking support on the theoretical framework of Dubet’s sociology of experience (1994, 2007), a thematic analysis (Paillé et Mucchielli, 2012), followed by a typological analysis (Schnapper, 2005, 2012), allowed to propose a theoretical model which exposes the way in which the experience of accompaniment of mistreated older adults is articulated. Two variables influence their accompaniment experience: the way that they internalized the fact of seeking help as well as the way that they lived the interactions with the NPO’s volunteers and the intervention workers. Four distinct types of accompanying experience emerge: the beneficial-accompaniment, the positive-accompaniment, the threatening-accompaniment and the discontinuous-accompaniment.
Masse-Desrosiers, Michelle. "Le rôle des travailleurs sociaux en collaboration interprofessionnelle auprès des personnes atteintes de la maladie d'Alzheimer ou d'autres maladies apparentées." Master's thesis, Université Laval, 2017. http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11794/28105.
Full textThrough sustained efforts to establish a professional role and to develop its own psychosocial and ecological perspectives, meaningful contributions from social work are likely to improve the quality of life of people with Alzheimer's disease and related conditions and their families. However, the role of the social worker in the interprofessional teams is not sufficiently clarified and this seems to cause confusion among the clientele and other professionals. This qualitative study, which is exploratory and descriptive in nature, aims to better understand social workers' perception of their roles in people with Alzheimer's disease or a related condition and the challenges of these roles in interprofessional collaboration. The analysis of the semi-structured individual interviews with 10 participants demonstrated that the definition and contribution of social workers within interprofessional teams remains to be clarified. It was possible to document the role of social workers and to identify three role issues: ambiguity, conflict and role overload, despite a limited number of participants.
Murphy, Maureen. "Les représentations sociales et les pratiques des intervenants sociaux face aux conjoints dans les familles recomposées matricentriques au Centre jeunesse de la Montérégie." Thesis, Université Laval, 2006. http://www.theses.ulaval.ca/2006/23712/23712.pdf.
Full textMichaud, Suzanne. "Étude sur les facteurs liés au processus de supervision contributifs au développement du sentiment d'efficacité personnelle perçus par les stagiaires au baccalauréat en service social." Master's thesis, Université Laval, 2017. http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11794/28301.
Full textThis paper explores the enabling factors as well as challenges students may face in relation to the development of their personal sense of self-efficacy in the context of pedagogical supervision, as part of their initial training in social work at the baccalaureate level. A qualitative methodology was used through semi-structured interviews with six (6) participants. The results indicate that trust plays a decisive role in developing a sense of self-efficacy. The clarification of professional roles, the creation of a space for genuine dialogue, without judgment and shaped as a reflective practice between the supervisor and the supervised student, as well as a coaching approach, suited to the needs of this dyad, are elements that promote the development of a sense of self-efficacy.
St-Pierre, Majorie. "La constitution d'un acteur collectif : le cas du Carrefour de pastorale en monde ouvrier." Thesis, Université Laval, 2007. http://www.theses.ulaval.ca/2007/24275/24275.pdf.
Full textPelletier-Simard, Laurence. "Perceptions du soutien social reçu chez les jeunes ayant reçu un diagnostic de schizophrènie en processus de rétablissement." Thesis, Université Laval, 2011. http://www.theses.ulaval.ca/2011/28459/28459.pdf.
Full textGauthier, Audrey, and Audrey Gauthier. "Analyse de l'expérience d'hommes qui participent à un groupe psychoéducatif dans le cadre du programme Toxico-Justice offert en milieu carcéral sous l'angle des facteurs d'aide." Master's thesis, Université Laval, 2017. http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11794/27962.
Full textLes groupes de traitement de la toxicomanie en milieu carcéral offrent un contexte d’intervention particulier. Bien que plusieurs études abordent leur efficacité, les processus d’intervention qui y prennent place ont été très peu explorés dans les écrits scientifiques. Il devenait alors pertinent d’entreprendre cette recherche, qui tente de saisir l’expérience des hommes qui participent à un groupe psychoéducatif dans le cadre du programme Toxico-Justice offert en milieu carcéral. S’inscrivant dans la perspective de l’interactionnisme symbolique, l’étude utilise l’entretien qualitatif semi-directif afin d’élaborer un portrait subjectif de l’expérience de groupe ainsi que du rôle des interactions dans cette expérience. L’échantillon est constitué de dix hommes ayant complété le programme Toxico-Justice depuis moins d’un an au moment de l’entrevue. Les résultats obtenus ont permis d’analyser la présence de huit facteurs d’aide au sein du groupe : le partage d’information, la connaissance de soi, la cohésion, l’universalité, l’altruisme, la catharsis, la révélation de soi et l’apprentissage par imitation. La présence de ces facteurs d’aide a été modérée par certaines difficultés qui ont teinté les interactions entre les membres du groupe. Le contexte de groupe ouvert ainsi que le contexte carcéral font partie des facteurs qui auraient rendu les interactions entre les membres du groupe plus difficiles. Néanmoins, les résultats montrent que les participants ont atteint l’objectif du groupe, qui est d’approfondir leur réflexion sur leurs habitudes de consommation et de réduire leur risque de récidive en regard des conduites délinquantes associées à la toxicomanie. Différentes pistes sont explorées afin d’amenuiser l’impact des difficultés vécues dans l’expérience des participants.
Prison-based substance abuse treatment groups provide a specific context for intervention. Although several studies address their effectiveness, the group processes of these groups have been little explored in scientific literature. It became relevant to undertake this research, which attempts to capture the experience of men who participate in a psychoeducational group as part of the Toxico-Justice, a prison-based program. Based on symbolic interactionism, the study uses semi-directive interviews to develop a subjective picture of group experience and the role of interactions in this experience. The sample consisted of ten men who completed the Toxico-Justice program for less than one year at the time of the interview. Results highlighted the presence of eight therapeutic factors within the group: information sharing, self-understanding, cohesion, universality, altruism, catharsis, self-disclosure and interpersonal learning. The presence of these therapeutic factors has been moderated by some difficulties encountered in the interactions between the members of the group. The open group context as well as the prison context are among the factors that would have made interactions between group members more difficult. Nevertheless, the results show that participants met the group's objective of deepening their reflection on their using habits and reducing their risk of recidivism in relation to delinquent behaviors associated with drug addiction. Different avenues are explored in order to reduce the impact of the difficulties encountered in the participants' experience.
Prison-based substance abuse treatment groups provide a specific context for intervention. Although several studies address their effectiveness, the group processes of these groups have been little explored in scientific literature. It became relevant to undertake this research, which attempts to capture the experience of men who participate in a psychoeducational group as part of the Toxico-Justice, a prison-based program. Based on symbolic interactionism, the study uses semi-directive interviews to develop a subjective picture of group experience and the role of interactions in this experience. The sample consisted of ten men who completed the Toxico-Justice program for less than one year at the time of the interview. Results highlighted the presence of eight therapeutic factors within the group: information sharing, self-understanding, cohesion, universality, altruism, catharsis, self-disclosure and interpersonal learning. The presence of these therapeutic factors has been moderated by some difficulties encountered in the interactions between the members of the group. The open group context as well as the prison context are among the factors that would have made interactions between group members more difficult. Nevertheless, the results show that participants met the group's objective of deepening their reflection on their using habits and reducing their risk of recidivism in relation to delinquent behaviors associated with drug addiction. Different avenues are explored in order to reduce the impact of the difficulties encountered in the participants' experience.
Books on the topic "Service social communautaire – Québec (Province) – Enquêtes"
Ninacs, William A. Le service social et la pauvreté: De la redistribution des ressources à leur contrôle? Sainte-Foy, Qué: Laboratoire de recherche, École de service social, Université Laval, 1996.
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