Supporting Families, 1st ed. 2090 Practical Social Work Series
Auteur : O'Sullivan Terence
From time to time all families face predicaments, and use their own resources to overcome them. However, sometimes these resources are insufficient and they need help. Through the use of richly detailed practice examples and case studies, this comprehensive book clearly and succinctly examines the knowledge, skills and attitude that social workers require in order to engage with and help families experiencing strain in a multitude of different situations. Taking a strongly ecological stance, it outlines the variety of external stressors that can push families into difficulty and provides a thorough examination of the ways in which social workers can understand, help and support them.
Concise and accessible, Supporting Families is an essential sourcebook for undergraduate and postgraduate students taking modules related to working with children and families as well as practitioners seeking a fresh source of reference.
Preface.- 1. Helping Families.- 2. Understanding Families.- 3. Families under Strain.- 4. Being Supportive.- 5. Supportive Interventions.- 6. Working Collaboratively.- 7. Remaining Vigilant.- 8. Supportive Supervision.
Includes 'marginalised' perspectives drawing out the voices of potentially marginalised family members
Intensive learning support, including chapter overviews, case scenarios, research studies, reflective exercises, ‘putting into practice’ exercises and annotated further reading lists
Date de parution : 06-2016
Ouvrage de 224 p.
13.8x21.6 cm
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Mots-clés :
Factor; family; intervention; Orient; risk; social work; understanding