Deconstructing Group Work for Human Service Professionals: A Skill-Building Handbook
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Provides practical skills-based support in a theoretical and value-based context derived from the social work profession.
Relevant for all general social work practice courses at BSW or MSW level.
Relevant for all human service/health and social care professionals who work with groups such as social workers, youth workers, counsellors and mental health professionals.
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Provides practical skills-based support in a theoretical and value-based context derived from the social work profession.
Relevant for all general social work practice courses at BSW or MSW level.
Relevant for all human service/health and social care professionals who work with groups such as social workers, youth workers, counsellors and mental health professionals.
Dominique Moyse Steinberg, with a clinical background in child welfare and family service, has over 40 years of experience as educator, trainer, scholar, and researcher in social work with groups. She has practiced primarily in New York City and taught group work, research, and writing for publication at Hunter College, Smith College, and Simmons University School of Social Work. A certified professional mediator since 2000, Steinberg has also offered international workshops on addressing group conflict and catalyzing mutual aid. She has several research grants to her credit and is the author of many books and articles on group work process and values, research methods, and elder care.
Eileen C. Lyons, a social group worker by training, has dedicated her career to the youth development field, working in education, foster care, social work, and out-of-school time programs. Lyons' career includes 17 years as Executive Director of Interfaith Neighbors in NYC where she pioneered programs in literacy and bereavement. Lyons co-founded the journal Afterschool Matters, now published by the National Institute on Out-of-School Time at the Wellesley Centers for Women. Since 2014, Lyons has held the position of Executive Director of Fresh Youth Initiatives, a community-based organization in Washington Heights that provides comprehensive social services and youth development programs to immigrant and first-generation children and their families.
Title: Deconstructing Group Work for Human Service Professionals: A Skill-Building Handbook
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ISBN: 9780367431280
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Publisher: Taylor & Francis Ltd
Publication Date: 2022-11-04
Number of Pages: 120
Weight: 0.2405 kg
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