Human-Animal Interaction: A Social Work Guide
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Human-Animal Interaction: A Social Work Guide

by Janet Hoy-Gerlach, Scott Wehman

Psychology Social Work
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Human-Animal Interaction: A Social Work Guide examines the connections between people, animals, and social work. Written by Janet Hoy-Gerlach and Scott Wehman, this guide offers an introduction to a specialized area of study for readers interested in human-animal relationships and professional social work practice.

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Human-Animal Interaction: A Social Work Guide explores the relationship between people and animals from a social work perspective.

The book introduces a focused subject for students, educators, and practitioners interested in the role of human-animal interaction within social work.

Janet Hoy-Gerlach and Scott Wehman present a guide centered on connecting social work with the study of human-animal relationships.

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