Synopsis :
Learning about social work theory is a bit like hot air ballooning - it's about looking at the world from above and going on a voyage of discovery to find out what guides social work practice. In 25 clearly labelled chapters, this book explains and discusses social work theory in a crisp, clear and accessible way. Whether you're a student, a newly qualified social worker or a 'seasoned' professional you will find plenty in this book to inform, enlighten and refresh you. Written by David Howe, one of the top British writers in social work, his simple, easy-to-read style makes this text ideal for quick reference in lectures, on placement or in practice. A Brief Introduction to Social Work Theory manages to be both compact and comprehensive. You will return to this 'can't live without it' text time and time again.
Revue de presse:
A comprehensive yet concise introduction to social work theory. A Must for every social work student. --Martin Sheedy, Lecturer at Liverpool John Moore's University, UK
An excellent text that is "non-threatening" for new students, who can gain an overall picture of the range of theory available to them. --Kay Wall, Lecturer at North East Worcestershire College, UK
A wonderous handbook, excellent. --Nigel Horner, Lecturer at University of Lincoln, UK
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