Social work practice
Subtitle: cases and principles
By: Cynthia Bisman.
Publisher: Brooks/Cole Pub.
Published: 1994
Place of publication: Pacific Grove, Calif
Language: eng
Number of pages: 314
Subjects: Social service.
Description: Incorporating the components of practice (relationship, assessment, communication, self-awareness/use of self, and intervention), Cynthia Bisman presents general principles that all practitioners can follow and helps you understand how "what" is done is related to "why" it is done. Social Work Practice: Cases and Principles also features:.

Material from over twenty-five case studies, including verbatim dialogue taken from process recordings, audio, and video tapes, that exposes the gritty reality of social workers in practice with clients. Discussion of new concepts, including relationship as a belief-bonding, self-awareness; use of self as practitioner observation; and assessment as the social workers' case history. And much, much more!
Notes: Includes bibliographical references and index.
"A Clairemont book"--T.p. verso.