Transmixation of social work technologies: is it a scientific problem or an objective phenomenon?

The article is theoretical in nature and reveals such a scientific phenomenon in the field of social work research as the transmixation of social work technologies. Existing both in theory and in practice, transmixation implies not just a mixture of social work technologies, but the presence of almost every technology in the practice of implementing, again, any specific technology. So, rehabilitation may include prevention, counseling, diagnosis, adaptation, etc. This phenomenon is interpreted not so much as a problem of the theory and practice of social work, but rather as an objective scientifically grounded phenomenon that must be taken into account in the process of organizing social work research, analyzing social practices, and developing the theoretical and methodological foundations of social work.