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Social work : a very short introduction

Summary: "Using real life examples, the authors explore the daily debates social workers face over their level of involvement in the lives of others. Considering the differences between working with individual clients and community social work, Holland and Scourfield conclude with a discussion of the need for, and effectiveness of, social work in society today."

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  • ISBN: 9780198708452
  • ISBN: 0198708459
  • Physical Description: print
    121 pages : illustrations ; 18 cm.
  • Edition: First edition.
  • Publisher: Oxford : Oxford University Press, 2015.

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Bibliography, etc. Note: Includes bibliographical references (pages 109-115) and index.
Formatted Contents Note: What is social work? -- The politics of social work -- Social work with individuals and families -- Social work with groups -- Community social work -- Does it work and how do we know?
Subject: Social service

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  • 1 of 1 copy available at Kirtland Community College.

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Social Work: a Very Short Introduction
Social Work: a Very Short Introduction
by Holland, Sally; Scourfield, Jonathan
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Social Work: a Very Short Introduction

Sally Holland is a Reader in Social Work at Cardiff University and Director of the CASCADE Children's Social Care Research and Development Centre. She teaches qualifying social workers on the MA Social Work and PhD students. She also carries out research on all aspects of children's social work. Before becoming an academic she worked in a range of social work settings, including residential child care, with street homeless people, as a local authority children's social worker, and in a family centre. Jonathan Scourfield is Professor of Social Work at Cardiff University. His research covers child welfare, children's identities and suicide prevention and he also has a long-standing interest in social work with men. He teaches Masters and doctoral students in social work. Before becoming an academic he worked as a history teacher, a probation officer, and a group worker in a therapeutic community for people with drug and alcohol problems.

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