Encyclopedia of Social Work with Groups
by Alex Gitterman, Robert Salmon
The Encyclopedia of Social Work with Groups, edited by Alex Gitterman and Robert Salmon, is a vital reference for understanding group dynamics and interventions in social work. This used book in good condition compiles essential knowledge on practices, theories, and strategies to support effective group work in diverse contexts, aiding professionals and students in enhancing social services.
About This Book
The Encyclopedia of Social Work with Groups serves as an essential reference for practitioners and scholars interested in group-based interventions. Compiled by Alex Gitterman and Robert Salmon, it covers foundational principles and applications in social work.
This volume provides detailed entries on methodologies, theoretical frameworks, and practical strategies for working with diverse groups in various settings. It emphasizes evidence-based approaches to enhance group dynamics and outcomes.
As a used book in good condition, it remains a reliable source for academic and professional development in social services. Readers can explore topics ranging from group formation to evaluation techniques.
The encyclopedia highlights the importance of group work in addressing social issues, making it a key tool for educators, students, and field workers alike.
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