Social Work, Community Work and Psychology

This book examines psychological theory such as development, social learning, humanistic, mental health and counselling in the context of social work. It covers aspects such as making assessments, ethics, interviewing and working in groups. Fundamental issues relevant to the statutory responsibilities of social workers as well as consideration of making fair and ethical assessments are also explored.

Spis treści:
1. Perspectives on human beings.
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2. Aspects of human development.
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3. Interpersonal skills and communication.
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4. Children and their families.
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5. Child abuse.
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6. Crisis intervention and counselling.
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7. Working for mental health.
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8. Working with communities and groups.
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9. Continuing professional development.
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10. Values and ethics.

Nota biograficzna:
Carole Sutton is Head of The Centre for the Study of Parent Training based at the Department of Health and Community Studies, De Montfort University, Leicester, UK.

Okładka tylna:
This book examines psychological theory such as development, social learning, humanistic, mental health and counselling in the context of social work. It covers aspects such as making assessments, ethics, interviewing and working in groups. Fundamental issues relevant to the statutory responsibilities of social workers as well as consideration of making fair and ethical assessments are also explored.