Modern Social Work Theory

accept achieve action activities agencies aims analysis applied approach appropriate argues arise aspects assessment avoid become behaviour capacity casework Chapter clients cognitive concerned connections construction countries create crisis critical cultural deal defined discussed economic effective emphasise empowerment environment example exist expectations experience explore feelings focus focuses follows gain give groups human ideas identify important individual influence interaction interests intervention involves issues knowledge lead learning less lives manage means methods nature needs objectives offer oppression organisations particular patterns perspectives political position possible practice present problems psychodynamic psychological radical reflect relations relationships relevant requires residential responses role seek shared shows situations skills social development social work theory social workers society structures tasks techniques theoretical therapy thinking thought tion treatment understanding wider women