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Third edition, 2015
Pages: 265
Publisher: Kirwin Maclean Associates Ltd.
Authors: Siobhan Maclean and Rob Harrison
Language: English;
Size: 2 Mb;
Content:
Why a Third Edition....................................................................................................... 5
How to use this Reference Guide................................................................................. 6
SECTION A: Social Work Theory and Practice............. 7
Chapter 1 An Introduction to Social Work Theory........................................................ 9
Chapter 2 Theory and Practice Learning ....................................................................13
Chapters Exercises and Techniques to Support You to Apply Theory....................... 15
SECTION B: Basic Concepts:Power, Values and Oppression ....................................21
Chapter 4 Values issues...............................................................................................23
Chapters Power.......................................................................................................... 27
Chapter 6 Empowerment............................................................................................ 33
Chapter 7 Understanding Oppression......................................................................... 41
SECTION C: Models for Understanding People's Situations:
Anti-oppressive Practice.......................................................................... 53
Chapters The PCS Model............................................................................................ 55
Chapter 9 Social and Medical Models.........................................................................59
Chapter 10 The Recovery Model................................................................................... 65
Chapter 1 1 Social Constructionism............................................................................... 67
Chapter 12 Social Role Valorisation............................................................................... 71
Chapter 13 Discourse Analysis......................................................................................75
Chapter 14 Feminist Perspectives.................................................................................79
Chapter 15 Men in Social Work...................................................................................... 83
Chapter 16 Black Perspectives......................................................................................87
SECTION D: Models for Understanding People's Situations:
Human Development and Learning......... .................................. 91
Chapter 17 Child Development..................................................................................... 93
Chapter 18 Adult Development.................................................................................... 97
Chapter 19 Grief and Loss........................................................................................... 101
Chapter 20 Attachment Theory and Children............................................................. 103
Chapter 21 Attachment Theory and Adults................................................................ 107
Chapter 22 Identity..................................................................................................... 109
Chapter 23 Learning Theory....................................................................................... 115
Chapter 24 Attribution Theory.................................................................................... 125
Chapter 25 Behaviorist Approaches......................................................................... 129
Chapter 26 Trans-theoretical Model of Change........................................................... 135
SECTION E: How Theory Informs Assessment.......................................................... 137
Chapter 27 Assessment:Process Issues...................................................................... 139
Chapter 28 Models of Assessment............................................................................. 143
Chapter 29 Concepts of Need..................................................................................... 145
Chapter 30 Well-being.................................................................................................. 151
Chapter 31 The Strengths Perspective and Resilience................................................ 155
Chapter 32 Risk Assessment....................................................................................... 159