Essential Skills of Social Work Practice: Assessment, Intervention, Evaluation

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This title is designed to teach social work students the basics of effective psychosocial practice. Its comprehensive coverage includes counseling and case management. In addition, the book stresses informed critical thinking skills that will carry over into students' professional work. Essential Skills of Social Work Practice emphasizes the practical application of intervention research, maintaining up-to-date content based on empirical evidence.

Page Count:
411

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Publication Date:
2009-01-01

Politics & Social Sciences

Social Work

Social sciences

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