Messy Social Work: Learning from Frontline Practice With Children and Families - Couverture souple

Devine, Richard

 
9781805010067: Messy Social Work: Learning from Frontline Practice With Children and Families

Synopsis

Social work is a complex career - a hugely rewarding way to make a difference in people's lives, paired with an enormous responsibility to get it right. This (unofficial) guide, grounded in the author's decade-long experience on the front line of child protection, explores the intersection between these points and how to handle the challenges of the job while celebrating its joys. This isn't a tidy list of textbook situations and perfect solutions - there are mistakes of all shapes and sizes, there are consequences, and (most importantly) there are reflections on what went wrong and how to not do the same thing in your own practice. Case studies and snippets from the author's own diary during his time as a social worker look into the realities of child protection from both perspectives, and what happens when what should happen doesn't match with what does.

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À propos de l?auteur

Richard Devine is a qualified social worker with over 10 years' experience, with an MSc in Attachment Studies, and is Visiting Researcher at Cambridge University.

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