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Social Work Practice (British Association of Social Workers (BASW) Practical Social Work) (Practical Social Work)

Social Work Practice (British Association of Social Workers (BASW) Practical Social Work) (Practical Social Work)
By Veronica Coulshed, Joan Orme

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  • Amazon Sales Rank: #33429 in Books
  • Published on: 2006-03-06
  • Original language: English
  • Binding: Paperback
  • 288 pages

Editorial Reviews

British Journal of Social Work
'[A] key text for social work students and a useful resource for practioners and lecturers.'

Social Work Practice
'The book has always been a perfect jumping off point for students.'

Rachel Wooler, Community Care
'Maintains its bestseller status with this edition.'


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It should be the first social work book you ever buy!5
This book is the one that every student social worker should buy. It is an electic work covering the main social work skills and theory bases used in modern practice. This, the latest edition now covers each area in more detail particularly in relation to the evolution of Care Management. If you only ever buy one book, this should be it. You will find yourself referring to it again and again in preparation for qualification, during practice and for practice teaching. Its general approach to areas of social work is academic but practical making it easy to read. Its a must for all social workers today!

Compliments Social Work Skills 5
This should be an important text to any social work student in their first year and after. It offers guidance on assessment and methods of intervention, concerning itself with skills and theory. In particular, counselling, crisis intervention, task-centered practice and cognitive behavioural practice interventions are explored by individual chapters. However not all intervention methods are included, such as solution-focused practice. The later part of book offers general discussion to work with children and families, adults, groups and communities, for example theoretical viewpoints in family therapy, person-centred planning, groups and change and community development. This book accompanies very well Social Work Skills by Pamela Trevithick, which I also recommend.