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The term forensic refers to anything related to the justice system, the legal system of a state and the responsibilities of social workers in dealing with and resolving legal problems. The very meaning of the term suggests as much. Forensic social work can be broadly characterized as a specialization in social work that focuses on law, legal issues and litigation. In a narrower sense, forensic social work refers to the knowledge, skills, measures and procedures applied when working with forensic social work clients. With this narrower definition, forensic social work can be considered synonymous with the term criminal justice social work (Neszméry, 2021). The primary purpose of our study is to empirically state and define the possibilities, roles and importance of social work in the prison setting. The ethical and legal framework and position of the forensic social worker in the prison setting, as well as their role and scope of practice in this setting, are directly related to this. Secondarily, we analyze crime in the prison environment and its prevention, as forensic social workers also encounter this socio-pathological phenomenon in addition to many others. In connection with this topic and the focus of the study, we also provide a definition of basic terms in the field of forensic social work. We include a number of factors that influence the functioning of a forensic social worker in the prison environment and shape the actual practice of the forensic social worker as the basic starting points of the conducted study and empirical research. The most important factors, which represent the basic starting points of the empirical research and the conducted study, are ranked as follows: practice, representing the basic performance and delivery of social work in the prison environment; prevention, meaning the prevention of criminal behavior and other forms of undesirable behavior in the prison environment; the position of the forensic social worker and all the related possibilities for the performance of his/her position, but also the limitations of the performance of his/her activities in the prison environment; and finally, communication, which constitutes the basic tool and means of communication between the forensic social worker and his/her client in the prison environment, between the state authorities, other organizations and the forensic social worker, but also between the convicted person and his/her family

This study is focused on the effects of the syndrome burnout in professional workers in helping professions. The study
presents the importance of professional workers in helping
professions. It describes prerequisites, roles, obstacles, risks
and problematic situations closer specified professions. Next
solves the theoretical and practical starting points of the syndrome burnout. Aims to the causes syndrome burnout and
diagnosis. It characterizes the consequences impacts on professional workers. Next with deals with the research methodology and states the established research questions and the
goal research. Describes the time plan, presents the research
plan set, sets criteria and lists collection techniques data. The study presents the overall results of standardized MBI and
BM questionnaires and theirs evaluation. Throughout the
creation of qualitative research proceed according to ethical
rules and the anonymity of the participants is respected participants. Main goal study is acquisition, analysis and evaluation information at finding out impacts syndrome burnout
in professional workers in helping professions in facilities
social services.

The topic of linguistic competence and its practical, creative and, above all, effective application in practice is an extremely important one. It becomes a particularly important and sensitive topic in helping professions, where language needs to be handled with the utmost precision, efficiency and appropriateness. Among the basic premises of the conducted research, we rank a number of factors that influence and shape the communication and understanding process itself. The most important factors that constitute the research starting points are: the effectiveness of communication, which represents the degree of understanding and the ability to communicate with each other; the barriers and communication challenges that cause difficulties in communication or make it impossible, and these barriers need to be overcome in order to provide assistance in an effective way; cultural sensitivity, which refers to the degree of work sensitivity that occurs in multicultural communication, taking into account the cultural differences of environments; education and professional development, which highlight and reflect the need for language competence and foreign language teaching for flexible communication and language competence management in professional life.

The research article deals with a description of attitudes towards the issue of sexuality of persons with mental disabilities. As part of this issue, we often encounter the fact that there
is still a widespread myth in society that people with mental
disabilities do not need or cannot establish partnerships. However, the opposite is true.
Aim of the research: The main aim of the research was to
find out individual attitudes towards the sexuality of people
with mental disabilities in society from the point of view of social work. Research sample and setting: The research sample consisted of six professionals (staff working with people
with mental disabilities) and lay people (parents of people with
mental disabilities and someone who has no major experience
with a person with mental disabilities). The research participants were informed about the purpose of the research study.
Research analysis: Due to the nature of the topic, it was appropriate to use the advantages of qualitative research, which
allows for the examination of phenomena in the natural environment and provides the possibility to studying processes
and establish theories. Semi-structured, in-depth interviews
and the procedure of grounded theory were used, and an inductively derived theories from the investigated phenomenon
are presented.