Striking the balance: A grounded theory analysis of staff perspectives

Abstract
Staff from four units for adults with profound learning disabilities described their relationship with a particular client during individual discussions. Issues arising from discussion were elaborated in subsequent individual and group meetings, evolving into an account of interactional aspects of professional care based on a core typology of relationships (Provider, Meaning‐maker, Mutual and Companion). The process of this grounded theory analysis is exemplified. The analysis concludes with four propositions about staff‐client relationships, and discussion of their implications for clinical services.

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