Social work and mental health
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Social work and mental health
（Transforming social work practice / series editors, Jonathan Parker and Greta Bradley）
Learning Matters, 2004
- : pbk
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Description
Social work practice has had to respond to recent organisational and policy developments in Mental Health. Therefore it is essential that students on the new social work degree gain a thorough understanding of mental health issues. Intended to help students develop the skills and understanding necessary for professional qualification, this book also appeals to those working with social workers in the mental health field and those who are studying related qualifications such as the Certificate in Community Mental Health Care. Qualified workers will also find the content useful for professional updating.
Table of Contents
Values and ethical mental health social work
Social work practice and mental health
The legal and policy context
Working with vulnerable people: mental health in children and adolescents
Working with vulnerable people: adults who are short-term service users
Working with vulnerable people: adults who are long-term service users
Working across organisational and professional boundaries
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