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The book is divided into four parts: Part One provides the foundational/values and knowledge base material; Part Two is devoted to the beginning phase of the helping process; Part Three addresses the middle phase (goal attainment ...
Packed with case examples, illustrations, and proven learning experiences from the authors as well as other social work practitioners, the book integrates the major theories and skills that direct social work practitioners need to ...
This text prepares social work students for effective work in the field through proven learning experiences that are as close to real-life practice as they can get from a textbook....
Consisting of four parts, the book begins by identifying the mission of social work, its values, and knowledge base. The authors then differentiate generalist from direct practice and explore roles of direct practitioners.
Direct Social Work Practice: Theory and Skills
Each chapter of the book is mapped to the latest Educational Policy and Accreditation Standards (EPAS) to aid schools of social work in connecting the course content with monitored outcomes.
Each chapter of the book is mapped to the latest Educational Policy and Accreditation Standards (EPAS) to aid schools of social work in connecting the course content with monitored outcomes.
Packed with examples, illustrations, and proven learning experiences from the field, this textbook prepares social work students for effective real-world practice.
This text prepares social work students for effective work in the field through proven learning experiences that are as close to real-life practice as they can get from a textbook....
Direct Social Work Practice: Theory and Skills
Direct Social Work Practice: Theory and Skills
Direct Social Work Practice: Theoretical Perspectives
Consisting of four parts, the book begins by identifying the mission of social work, its values, and knowledge base. The authors then differentiate generalist from direct practice and explore roles of direct practitioners.