Techniques and guidelines for social work practice
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Techniques and guidelines for social work practice
Allyn & Bacon, c2012
9th ed., student ed
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Includes bibliographical references and indexes
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内容説明
This unique text emphasizes the many different techniques needed for successful social work practice.
Parts I and II provide knowlege, values, and competencies for effective social work practice, while Parts III through V contain 144 clear and readable descriptions of practice techniques, presented in a handbook format for convenient accessibility of information.
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目次
Preface
I. SOCIAL WORK AND THE SOCIAL WORKER
1. The Domain of the Social Work Profession
The Social Work Domain
An Overview of Social Work Practice
2. Merging Person with Profession
Selecting Social Work as a Career
Establishing Oneself as a Social Worker
The Interplay of One's Personal and Professional Lives
A Fitness Program for the Social Worker
Having Fun in Social Work
3. Merging the Person's Art with the Profession's Science
The Social Worker as Artist
The Social Worker as Scientist
II. THE BUILDING BLOCKS OF SOCIAL WORK PRACTICE
4. The Roles and Functions Performed by Social Workers
Identifying Professional Roles
5. Guiding Principles for Social Workers
Principles that Focus on the Social Worker
Principles that Guide Practice Activities
6. Practice Frameworks for Social Work
Requirements of a Practice Framework
Guidelines for Selecting a Practice Framework
Selected Practice Perspectives
Selected Practice Theories and Models
7. Using Evidence to Guide the Change Process
Evidence-Based Practice
Critical Thinking When Making Practice Decisions
Guiding the Planned Change Process
The Context of Planned Change
Identifying the Actors in Planned change
Phases of the Planned Change Process
III. TECHNIQUES COMMON TO ALL SOCIAL WORK PRACTICE
8. Basic Communication and Helping Skills
Creating an Effective Helping Relationship
Verbal Communication Skills
Nonverbal Communication Skills
Helping Skills
Enhancing Client Motivation
Understanding Emotions and Feelings
Responding to Defensive Communication
Elements of Professional Behavior
Making Ethical Decisions
Applying Cultural Competence to Helping
9. Basic Skills for Agency Practice
Written Reports and Correspondence
Effective Telephone Communications
Using Information Technology
Client Records and Documentation
Managing Time and Workload
IV. TECHNIQUES AND GUIDELINES FOR PHASES OF THE PLANNED CHANGE PROCESS
10. Intake and Engagement
Introduction
Section A. Techniques and Guidelines for Direct Practice
Section B. Techniques and Guidelines for Indirect Practice
11. Data Collection and Assessment
Section A. Techniques and Guidelines for Direct Practice
Section B. Techniques and Guidelines for Indirect Practice
12. Planning and Contracting.
Section A. Techniques and Guidelines for Direct Practice.
Section B. Techniques and Guidelines for Indirect Practice.
13. Intervention and Monitoring
Section A. Techniques and Guidelines for Direct Practice
Section B. Techniques and Guidelines for Indirect Practice
14. Evaluation and Termination
Section A. Techniques and Guidelines for Direct Practice
Section B. Techniques and Guidelines for Indirect Practice
V. SPECIALIZED TECHNIQUES AND GUIDELINES FOR SOCIAL WORK PRACTICE
15. Guidelines for Working With Vulnerable Client Groups
The Client Who Is Experiencing Poverty
The Client Who Is a Child
The Client Who Is an Adolescent
The Client Who is a Parent or Grandparent
The Client Who Is an Older Person
The Client Who Is A Battered Woman
The Client Who Is at Risk of Suicide
The Client with an Intellectual Disability
The Client with Brain Injury
The Client with a Serious Physical Disability
The Client Who Is Chemically Dependent
The Client with a Serious Mental Illness
The Client on Psychotropic Medication
The Client Who is Gay, Lesbian, Bisexual, or Transgender
The Client with an Eating Disorder
The Client Experiencing Grief or Loss
The client with Concerns Related to Spirituality and Religion
The Client Who is Affected by War
The Client Who is an Immigrant or Refugee
The Client or Community Experiencing an Emergency or Disaster
16. Techniques for Sustaining Social Work Practice
Getting a Social Work Job
Preparing for Social Work Competency Exams
Developing Self-Awareness
Avoiding Compassion Fatigue and Stress Management
Dealing with Sexual Misconduct
Avoiding Malpractice Suits
Testifying in Court
Giving and Receiving Supervision
Building and Maintaining Mentoring Relationships
Consuming and Contributing to Professional Knowledge
Improving the Social Work Image
Becoming a Leader
Appendix A: Acronyms Commonly Used in Social Work
Appendix B: Retired Techniques and Guidelines from Prior Editions
Author Index
Subject Index
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