Direct Social Work Practice: Theories and Skills for Becoming an Evidence-Based Practitioner (Social Work in the New Century)
by Brian E. Perron, Mary C. (Carmel) Ruffolo, Elizabeth Harbeck Voshel
Direct Social Work Practice introduces the theories and skills central to professional social work. With an emphasis on evidence-based practice, it offers readers a foundation for developing informed approaches to direct practice and understanding social work in the new century.
About This Book
Direct Social Work Practice presents an introduction to the theories and skills used in professional social work practice.
The book focuses on becoming an evidence-based practitioner, connecting social work knowledge with informed practice.
It is intended for readers seeking a structured foundation in direct social work practice and professional skill development.
This title is part of the Social Work in the New Century series.
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