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Models, Traditions, Orientations, and Approaches: Professional and Practice-Based

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A Comprehensive Guide to Social Work Theory and Practice

This book is a comprehensive overview of the different models, traditions, orientations, and approaches to professional and practice-based work in the field of social work. It is designed to help students and practitioners understand the various ways of thinking about and practicing social work, and to develop their own unique approach to the profession.

The book is divided into four parts. Part I provides an overview of the history of social work and the different theoretical perspectives that have shaped the profession. Part II examines the different models of social work practice, including the medical model, the psychodynamic model, the cognitive-behavioral model, and the humanistic model. Part III discusses the different orientations to social work practice, including the person-in-environment orientation, the strengths perspective, and the empowerment perspective. Part IV explores the different approaches to social work practice, including casework, group work, community work, and research.

Learning Through Practice: Models Traditions Orientations and Approaches (Professional and Practice based Learning 1)

Learning Through Practice: Models, Traditions, Orientations and Approaches (Professional and Practice-based Learning Book 1)

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This book is an essential resource for students and practitioners of social work. It provides a comprehensive overview of the different models, traditions, orientations, and approaches to the profession, and it helps readers to develop their own unique approach to social work practice.

Part I: History and Theoretical Perspectives

Chapter 1: The History of Social Work
Chapter 2: Theoretical Perspectives on Social Work

Part II: Models of Social Work Practice

Chapter 3: The Medical Model
Chapter 4: The Psychodynamic Model
Chapter 5: The Cognitive-Behavioral Model
Chapter 6: The Humanistic Model

Part III: Orientations to Social Work Practice

Chapter 7: The Person-in-Environment Orientation
Chapter 8: The Strengths Perspective
Chapter 9: The Empowerment Perspective

Part IV: Approaches to Social Work Practice

Chapter 10: Casework
Chapter 11: Group Work
Chapter 12: Community Work
Chapter 13: Research

This book is available in print and electronic formats.

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