Social Work Practice Case Analysis - (Third Edition)

Author: Robert F. Reiss, Jr. and Grafton H. Hull, Jr.
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Publish Date: 2006-12-01
Features: This book is a collection of case studies in social work practice. The 28 vivid, real, and practical cases nearly cover all areas of social work practice. These concise, clear, and engaging cases, starting from the ethical and moral perspectives of social work, reveal practical skills in working with different cultural backgrounds, ethnicities, and age groups at various levels of environmental hierarchy (micro, meso, and macro). Soon after its publication, the book became an important reference for social work professionals, especially practitioners, to understand the complexity and diversity of social work and grasp the principles of social work practice. It also serves as a valuable aid for teachers and students in learning how to apply theory in practice.