Clinical social work: beyond generalist practice with individuals, groups, and families
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TextPublication details: Pacific Grove Brooks/cole 2002Description: xviii, 334pISBN: - 0-534-57583-8
- HV 689 .M33 2002
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Describes the basic principles in the practice of social research, and explains the theories and practices that are part of clinical social work. Discusses developments that have played a significant role in influencing the changes that have occurred in social service agencies and health settings as well. Fundamental theoretical approaches used in advanced social work with individuals are examined in detail.
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