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The Blackwell Companion to Social Work
The Blackwell Companion to Social Work
Autore Davies Martin
Edizione [4th ed.]
Pubbl/distr/stampa Hoboken : , : John Wiley & Sons, Incorporated, , 2013
Descrizione fisica 1 online resource (545 pages)
Disciplina 362.320941
Soggetto topico Social service -- Great Britain
Soggetto genere / forma Electronic books.
ISBN 9781118451762
9781118451724
Formato Materiale a stampa
Livello bibliografico Monografia
Lingua di pubblicazione eng
Nota di contenuto Cover -- Title page -- Copyright page -- Contents -- Contributors -- Introduction -- Book 1 Social Work's Psychosocial Framework -- Book 2 The Human Life Cycle -- Book 3 When Social Work is Needed -- Book 4 Social Work in Practice -- Book 5 Social Work's Core Components -- Book 6 Social Work's Theory Base -- In Conclusion -- BOOK 1: Social Work's Psychosocial Framework -- Chapter 1.1: Social Work and Society -- What is Social Work? -- What is Society? -- Social Work and 'Pre-Industrial' Society -- Social Work and 'Modern' Society -- Statutory (public) initiatives in the nineteenth century -- Voluntary (philanthropic) initiatives in the nineteenth century -- Social Work in the Twentieth Century -- Social Work and 'Postmodern' Society -- Conclusion -- Further Reading -- References -- Chapter 1.2: Social Work and Politics -- Ideology and Central Government -- Administration, Devolution and Local Government -- Social Services -- Conclusion -- Further Reading -- References -- Chapter 1.3: Gendering the Social Work Agenda -- Childcare -- Community Care -- Women as carers -- Women and mental health -- Disabled women -- Older women -- Criminal Justice -- Methods and Settings of Intervention -- Challenges to Men -- Conclusion -- Further Reading -- References -- Chapter 1.4: Culture, Ethnicity and Identity -- Culture and Ethnicity -- Self-Identity -- Culture, Ethnicity and Identity: An Interplay -- Self-Identity and Practice with Ethnic Minority Children -- Negating the Other's Self-Definition -- Black Culture, Black Perspectives -- Conclusion: Closing Gaps -- Further Reading -- References -- Chapter 1.5: Families -- Changing Families and Households -- Lone-Parent Families -- Conclusion -- Further Reading -- References -- Chapter 1.6: Sexuality, Sexual Relationships and Social Work -- Defining the Territory -- Self-Awareness, Sexuality and Gender.
Social Work, Sexuality and Vulnerable Adults -- Sexuality and Young People -- Sexuality and Older People -- Social Work with Sex Offenders -- Sexuality in Social Work Training and Organizations -- Conclusion -- Further Reading -- References -- Chapter 1.7: Psychology and Social Work -- The Biological Approach -- The Behaviourist Approach -- The Cognitive Approach -- The Psychodynamic Approach -- The Humanist Approach -- Process of Social Work -- Pitfalls of Drawing Exclusively upon Psychology -- Potential -- Further Reading -- References -- BOOK 2: The Human Life Cycle -- Chapter 2.1: Infancy -- Early Development -- Social Cognition and Attachment Formation -- Attachment Classifications -- Further Reading -- References -- Chapter 2.2: Childhood -- Dependency and Autonomy in Pre-School Children -- Development of Social Understanding -- Developing and Refining a Sense of Self -- Conclusion -- Further Reading -- References -- Chapter 2.3: Adolescence -- Lifespan Theory as an Aid to Understanding Adolescence -- Social Change -- The Importance of the Family -- Risk and Vulnerability -- Antisocial Behaviour -- The Promotion of Resilience -- Further Reading -- Chapter 2.4: Partnership and Parenting -- Further Reading -- References -- Chapter 2.5: Late Life Ageing -- Further Reading -- References -- BOOK 3: When Social Work is Needed -- Chapter 3.1: Family Disruption and Relationship Breakdown -- Children and Parental Separation -- Giving Children a Voice -- Interventions and Support -- Conclusion -- Further Reading -- References -- Chapter 3.2: Child Abuse -- What is Child Abuse? -- How Common is Child Abuse? -- What Causes Child Abuse? -- What are the Consequences for a Child of Abuse and Neglect? -- How Should We Respond to Child Abuse? -- Further Reading -- References -- Chapter 3.3: Domestic Violence -- The Extent of the Problem.
The Effects on Children -- The Impact on Women -- Social Work Responses to Domestic Violence -- Future Directions -- Further Reading -- References -- Chapter 3.4: Ill Health -- Lifetime Damage -- Service Users: At Risk -- Ill Health: Unequal Treatment -- Inequity when Dying -- Social Work: Making it Worse? -- Social Work: Making Things Better -- Conclusion -- Further Reading -- References -- Chapter 3.5: Physical Disability -- Theoretical Frameworks -- Medical model -- The problem of categorization -- Psychological models -- Social model -- Integrating dimensions of disability -- Integrative theories of physical disability -- Practical Steps in Working with Physically Disabled Clients -- Addressing social barriers -- Addressing psychological factors -- Liaison work -- Extra-curricular activities -- Conclusion -- Further Reading -- References -- Chapter 3.6: The Challenge of Later Life -- Family Support -- Divisions in Later Life -- Reasons for Social Work with Older People -- Conclusion -- Further Reading -- References -- Chapter 3.7: Mental Illness -- Social and Demographic Factors -- Gender -- Social class -- Unemployment -- Ethnicity -- Life Events -- Further Reading -- References -- Chapter 3.8: Learning Disabilities in Adults -- Theoretical Frameworks and Value Base -- The numbers of people with learning disabilities -- Legal and Policy Frameworks -- Strategic Frameworks -- England -- Wales -- Scotland -- Northern Ireland -- Personalized Funding -- Rights, wants, needs and services -- Further Reading -- References -- Chapter 3.9: Alcohol or Other Drug Problems -- Prevalence -- Alcohol -- Drugs -- Drug and Alcohol Use -- Why people use -- The Importance of Social Work Involvement -- A social work perspective -- Value Base -- Challenges and Opportunities -- Conclusion -- Further Reading -- References.
Chapter 3.10: Modern Migration and the Creation of the Refugee -- The UK Context -- Asylum, Immigration and Welfare -- Further Reading -- References -- BOOK 4: Social Work in Practice -- Chapter 4.1: Social Work Practice and Relationship Breakdown -- The Social Worker's Use of 'Self' -- What Theoretical Perspectives May Help the Social Worker? -- Attachment -- Grief and loss -- Family systems theory -- The Need for Caution -- Further Reading -- References -- Chapter 4.2: Social Work Practice and Child Abuse -- Defining and Identifying Child Abuse -- Week 1 -- Explaining Child Abuse -- Responding to Child Abuse -- Week 2 -- Week 13 -- Conclusion -- Further Reading -- References -- Chapter 4.3: Social Work Practice and Domestic Violence -- The Reality of Domestic Violence -- A Proactive Inter-Agency Collaborative Approach -- Identifying Domestic Violence and Prosecuting the Offenders -- Supporting Victims -- Further Reading -- References -- Chapter 4.4: Social Work Practice in Healthcare -- The Primary Care Led National Health Service -- Health-Related Social Work Provision -- Jennifer: social work in a GP liaison scheme -- Joan: social work in a GP attachment scheme -- Hospital Social Work Provision -- Diana: social work in discharge planning: admission to residential care -- Emily: social work in discharge planning: return to the community -- Healthcare Social Work with a Different Focus -- Angela: social work as crisis intervention -- Competing Objectives -- Further Reading -- References -- Chapter 4.5: Social Work Practice and People with Physical and Sensory Impairments -- The Social Work Task -- Supporting the Task -- Managing Direct Payments -- Working with Disabled People and Their Families -- Further Reading -- References -- Acknowledgements -- Chapter 4.6: Social Work Practice and the Challenge of Later Life -- Practice Example: Joyce.
The starting point -- The importance of good communication -- Risk assessment and management -- Empowerment -- Reviewing the support plan -- Working together to improve outcomes -- Securing the necessary resources -- Further Reading -- References -- Chapter 4.7: Social Work Practice and Mental Illness -- Community Mental Health Teams and the Provision of Services -- Crisis Intervention Services -- Assessing Risk and Working with Statutory Frameworks -- Conclusion -- Further Reading -- References -- Chapter4.8: Social Work Practice and Learning Disabilities -- Influences on Practice -- Person-Centred Planning -- Safeguarding -- Towards Good Practice -- Further Reading -- References -- Chapter 4.9: Social Work Practice, Alcohol and Other Drug Problems -- Assessment -- Intervention -- Outcomes -- Conclusion -- Further Reading -- References -- Chapter 4.10: Social Work Practice, Asylum Seekers and Refugees -- Switching Discourses -- Social Work Responses -- Good Practice -- A Social Work Process with Asylum Seekers and Refugees -- Conclusion -- Further Reading -- References -- BOOK 5: Social Work's Core Components -- Chapter 5.1: Assessment, Intervention and Review -- Social Work: Its Roles, Tasks and Purposes -- A Systematic Model for Practice -- What is Assessment? -- What is Involved in Assessment? -- How Do You Do it? -- Intervention -- Types, Models and Theories -- How Do Social Workers Choose What to Use? -- Review and Evaluation -- Summary -- Further Reading -- References -- Chapter 5.2: Care Management -- Care Management and Community Care -- The Process of Care Management -- Values System Underpinning Care Management -- Strengths of the Care Management Approach -- Weaknesses and Critiques of the Care Management Approach -- Concluding Discussion -- Further Reading -- References -- Chapter 5.3: Risk Assessment and Risk Management -- What is Risk?.
People who pose risks to others.
Record Nr. UNINA-9910795829203321
Davies Martin  
Hoboken : , : John Wiley & Sons, Incorporated, , 2013
Materiale a stampa
Lo trovi qui: Univ. Federico II
Opac: Controlla la disponibilità qui
The Blackwell Companion to Social Work
The Blackwell Companion to Social Work
Autore Davies Martin
Edizione [4th ed.]
Pubbl/distr/stampa Hoboken : , : John Wiley & Sons, Incorporated, , 2013
Descrizione fisica 1 online resource (545 pages)
Disciplina 362.320941
Soggetto topico Social service -- Great Britain
Soggetto genere / forma Electronic books.
ISBN 9781118451762
9781118451724
Formato Materiale a stampa
Livello bibliografico Monografia
Lingua di pubblicazione eng
Nota di contenuto Cover -- Title page -- Copyright page -- Contents -- Contributors -- Introduction -- Book 1 Social Work's Psychosocial Framework -- Book 2 The Human Life Cycle -- Book 3 When Social Work is Needed -- Book 4 Social Work in Practice -- Book 5 Social Work's Core Components -- Book 6 Social Work's Theory Base -- In Conclusion -- BOOK 1: Social Work's Psychosocial Framework -- Chapter 1.1: Social Work and Society -- What is Social Work? -- What is Society? -- Social Work and 'Pre-Industrial' Society -- Social Work and 'Modern' Society -- Statutory (public) initiatives in the nineteenth century -- Voluntary (philanthropic) initiatives in the nineteenth century -- Social Work in the Twentieth Century -- Social Work and 'Postmodern' Society -- Conclusion -- Further Reading -- References -- Chapter 1.2: Social Work and Politics -- Ideology and Central Government -- Administration, Devolution and Local Government -- Social Services -- Conclusion -- Further Reading -- References -- Chapter 1.3: Gendering the Social Work Agenda -- Childcare -- Community Care -- Women as carers -- Women and mental health -- Disabled women -- Older women -- Criminal Justice -- Methods and Settings of Intervention -- Challenges to Men -- Conclusion -- Further Reading -- References -- Chapter 1.4: Culture, Ethnicity and Identity -- Culture and Ethnicity -- Self-Identity -- Culture, Ethnicity and Identity: An Interplay -- Self-Identity and Practice with Ethnic Minority Children -- Negating the Other's Self-Definition -- Black Culture, Black Perspectives -- Conclusion: Closing Gaps -- Further Reading -- References -- Chapter 1.5: Families -- Changing Families and Households -- Lone-Parent Families -- Conclusion -- Further Reading -- References -- Chapter 1.6: Sexuality, Sexual Relationships and Social Work -- Defining the Territory -- Self-Awareness, Sexuality and Gender.
Social Work, Sexuality and Vulnerable Adults -- Sexuality and Young People -- Sexuality and Older People -- Social Work with Sex Offenders -- Sexuality in Social Work Training and Organizations -- Conclusion -- Further Reading -- References -- Chapter 1.7: Psychology and Social Work -- The Biological Approach -- The Behaviourist Approach -- The Cognitive Approach -- The Psychodynamic Approach -- The Humanist Approach -- Process of Social Work -- Pitfalls of Drawing Exclusively upon Psychology -- Potential -- Further Reading -- References -- BOOK 2: The Human Life Cycle -- Chapter 2.1: Infancy -- Early Development -- Social Cognition and Attachment Formation -- Attachment Classifications -- Further Reading -- References -- Chapter 2.2: Childhood -- Dependency and Autonomy in Pre-School Children -- Development of Social Understanding -- Developing and Refining a Sense of Self -- Conclusion -- Further Reading -- References -- Chapter 2.3: Adolescence -- Lifespan Theory as an Aid to Understanding Adolescence -- Social Change -- The Importance of the Family -- Risk and Vulnerability -- Antisocial Behaviour -- The Promotion of Resilience -- Further Reading -- Chapter 2.4: Partnership and Parenting -- Further Reading -- References -- Chapter 2.5: Late Life Ageing -- Further Reading -- References -- BOOK 3: When Social Work is Needed -- Chapter 3.1: Family Disruption and Relationship Breakdown -- Children and Parental Separation -- Giving Children a Voice -- Interventions and Support -- Conclusion -- Further Reading -- References -- Chapter 3.2: Child Abuse -- What is Child Abuse? -- How Common is Child Abuse? -- What Causes Child Abuse? -- What are the Consequences for a Child of Abuse and Neglect? -- How Should We Respond to Child Abuse? -- Further Reading -- References -- Chapter 3.3: Domestic Violence -- The Extent of the Problem.
The Effects on Children -- The Impact on Women -- Social Work Responses to Domestic Violence -- Future Directions -- Further Reading -- References -- Chapter 3.4: Ill Health -- Lifetime Damage -- Service Users: At Risk -- Ill Health: Unequal Treatment -- Inequity when Dying -- Social Work: Making it Worse? -- Social Work: Making Things Better -- Conclusion -- Further Reading -- References -- Chapter 3.5: Physical Disability -- Theoretical Frameworks -- Medical model -- The problem of categorization -- Psychological models -- Social model -- Integrating dimensions of disability -- Integrative theories of physical disability -- Practical Steps in Working with Physically Disabled Clients -- Addressing social barriers -- Addressing psychological factors -- Liaison work -- Extra-curricular activities -- Conclusion -- Further Reading -- References -- Chapter 3.6: The Challenge of Later Life -- Family Support -- Divisions in Later Life -- Reasons for Social Work with Older People -- Conclusion -- Further Reading -- References -- Chapter 3.7: Mental Illness -- Social and Demographic Factors -- Gender -- Social class -- Unemployment -- Ethnicity -- Life Events -- Further Reading -- References -- Chapter 3.8: Learning Disabilities in Adults -- Theoretical Frameworks and Value Base -- The numbers of people with learning disabilities -- Legal and Policy Frameworks -- Strategic Frameworks -- England -- Wales -- Scotland -- Northern Ireland -- Personalized Funding -- Rights, wants, needs and services -- Further Reading -- References -- Chapter 3.9: Alcohol or Other Drug Problems -- Prevalence -- Alcohol -- Drugs -- Drug and Alcohol Use -- Why people use -- The Importance of Social Work Involvement -- A social work perspective -- Value Base -- Challenges and Opportunities -- Conclusion -- Further Reading -- References.
Chapter 3.10: Modern Migration and the Creation of the Refugee -- The UK Context -- Asylum, Immigration and Welfare -- Further Reading -- References -- BOOK 4: Social Work in Practice -- Chapter 4.1: Social Work Practice and Relationship Breakdown -- The Social Worker's Use of 'Self' -- What Theoretical Perspectives May Help the Social Worker? -- Attachment -- Grief and loss -- Family systems theory -- The Need for Caution -- Further Reading -- References -- Chapter 4.2: Social Work Practice and Child Abuse -- Defining and Identifying Child Abuse -- Week 1 -- Explaining Child Abuse -- Responding to Child Abuse -- Week 2 -- Week 13 -- Conclusion -- Further Reading -- References -- Chapter 4.3: Social Work Practice and Domestic Violence -- The Reality of Domestic Violence -- A Proactive Inter-Agency Collaborative Approach -- Identifying Domestic Violence and Prosecuting the Offenders -- Supporting Victims -- Further Reading -- References -- Chapter 4.4: Social Work Practice in Healthcare -- The Primary Care Led National Health Service -- Health-Related Social Work Provision -- Jennifer: social work in a GP liaison scheme -- Joan: social work in a GP attachment scheme -- Hospital Social Work Provision -- Diana: social work in discharge planning: admission to residential care -- Emily: social work in discharge planning: return to the community -- Healthcare Social Work with a Different Focus -- Angela: social work as crisis intervention -- Competing Objectives -- Further Reading -- References -- Chapter 4.5: Social Work Practice and People with Physical and Sensory Impairments -- The Social Work Task -- Supporting the Task -- Managing Direct Payments -- Working with Disabled People and Their Families -- Further Reading -- References -- Acknowledgements -- Chapter 4.6: Social Work Practice and the Challenge of Later Life -- Practice Example: Joyce.
The starting point -- The importance of good communication -- Risk assessment and management -- Empowerment -- Reviewing the support plan -- Working together to improve outcomes -- Securing the necessary resources -- Further Reading -- References -- Chapter 4.7: Social Work Practice and Mental Illness -- Community Mental Health Teams and the Provision of Services -- Crisis Intervention Services -- Assessing Risk and Working with Statutory Frameworks -- Conclusion -- Further Reading -- References -- Chapter4.8: Social Work Practice and Learning Disabilities -- Influences on Practice -- Person-Centred Planning -- Safeguarding -- Towards Good Practice -- Further Reading -- References -- Chapter 4.9: Social Work Practice, Alcohol and Other Drug Problems -- Assessment -- Intervention -- Outcomes -- Conclusion -- Further Reading -- References -- Chapter 4.10: Social Work Practice, Asylum Seekers and Refugees -- Switching Discourses -- Social Work Responses -- Good Practice -- A Social Work Process with Asylum Seekers and Refugees -- Conclusion -- Further Reading -- References -- BOOK 5: Social Work's Core Components -- Chapter 5.1: Assessment, Intervention and Review -- Social Work: Its Roles, Tasks and Purposes -- A Systematic Model for Practice -- What is Assessment? -- What is Involved in Assessment? -- How Do You Do it? -- Intervention -- Types, Models and Theories -- How Do Social Workers Choose What to Use? -- Review and Evaluation -- Summary -- Further Reading -- References -- Chapter 5.2: Care Management -- Care Management and Community Care -- The Process of Care Management -- Values System Underpinning Care Management -- Strengths of the Care Management Approach -- Weaknesses and Critiques of the Care Management Approach -- Concluding Discussion -- Further Reading -- References -- Chapter 5.3: Risk Assessment and Risk Management -- What is Risk?.
People who pose risks to others.
Record Nr. UNINA-9910809144703321
Davies Martin  
Hoboken : , : John Wiley & Sons, Incorporated, , 2013
Materiale a stampa
Lo trovi qui: Univ. Federico II
Opac: Controlla la disponibilità qui