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Patricia Shannon Kullah

Lyceum Books, Inc.

Contemporary Psychodynamic Theory and Practice introduces the contributions of the key thinkers in the broader psychodynamic tradition, demonstrating the relevance of relational perspectives and recent developments for psychotherapy and psychosocial intervention. William Borden presents the developmental perspectives and clinical approaches of divergent theorists, from Freud, Jung, and Adler to Winnicott and Kohut, and shows how their views enlarge understanding of essential concerns in clinical practice. Practitioners and policy makers alike can benefit from its insights.

Contemporary Psychodynamic Theory and Practice: Toward a Critical Pluralism

William Borden

In three concise volumes, The Peoples of the British Isles: A New History presents the history of all of the people of the British Isles England, Ireland, Scotland, and Wales from prehistoric times to the present. Through the frameworks of cultural, intellectual, and social history, the authors examine the conflicts, contrasts, and commonalities among four different peoples and their cultures while recognizing that people of all social levels, women as well as men, deserve the attention of students of history. Volume II deals with the British Isles during the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries. Major themes addressed include: Formation of the British nation-state Spread of English cultural influence and political power and the consequent resistances and accommodations by the Celtic peoples Industrialization and shift from a culture of custom to one based on contract Development of class identities and a class society Expansion of British power and influence Emergence and maturation of Victorianism

The Peoples of the British Isles: A New History : From 1688 to 1870, Volume 2

History

Thomas William Heyck

Stanford E. Lehmberg

Europe

Looking for a new approach to HBSE? Professors Haight and Taylor offer social work professors a new way to integrate the social work curricula. Their approach ties human behavior to practice to give students a stronger and more grounded base for their education and their professional practice. Human Behavior for Social Work Practice offers a fresh approach to this area of the social work curricula by giving students a framework for critical thinking and problem-solving. This book is truly oriented toward practice, unlike other HBSE textbooks. This integrated orientation benefits social work students by giving them strategies they can use in their careers as they face evolving social problems. This innovative book uses a developmental-ecological approach to match issues affecting social workers and their clients, including poverty, drug use, substance abuse, violence, and international social work, with portions of the life span, helping to tie theory to practice in a new way.

Human Behavior for Social Work Practice: A Developmental-Ecological Framework

Politics & Social Sciences

Wendy L. Haight

Edward H. Taylor

Social Sciences

Using Statistical Methods in Social Work Practice: A Complete Spss Guide

Soleman H. Abu-Bader

Politics & Government

What Is Professional Social Work? gives social workers and other mental health professionals a clear and internationally grounded discussion of the place of social work in multiprofessional care. Filled with practical and accessible tools, this book offers new ways to consider and value a social worker s specific professional identity within the complex environment of professional practice. Social work educators can use this new book in capstone courses, field work seminars, social work practice courses, courses on international social work, and even introduction to social work and social welfare. Malcolm Payne connects the argument of Modern Social Work Theory with the analytical perspective and case studies in this book.

What Is Professional Social Work?

Malcolm, Payne

Social workers in all areas of practice encounter end-of-life care issues. This compendium gives a comprehensive view of end-of-life care as taught in MSW, BSW, continuing education, and post-master's programs. It is a valuable resource for new and seasoned faculty alike, providing concrete guidance that will enrich the classroom experience.

Teaching Resources for End-of-Life and Palliative Care Courses

Csikai, Ellen L., Ed.

Social work students may question the real world value of research methods and statistical analysis as they anticipate helping clients directly. Research Methods for Social Workers dispels this notion, demonstrating that research is an important tool for evidence-based agency practice. From the beginning of the research process to methods for evaluating practice, this book connects abstract theory with practical application, providing students the tools they need to become effective practitioners. Features: Blackboard-ready Glossary for Students; PowerPoint Lecture Notes for each chapter; Blackboard-ready Test Pool Questions for each chapter; Instructor's Manual complete with E.P.A.S. aligned Research Paper Rubric; Employs practice examples and illustrations that address complex material in an accessible fashion; Provides a step-by-step application of the research process from an overview of how research is used to the steps to create a research proposal;

Research Methods for Social Workers

Samuel S. Faulkner

Cynthia A. Faulkner

Whether you're a new teacher conducting your first course or an experienced trainer, you need this book. Bruce Friedman provides techniques that will help you engage learners of differing learning styles and backgrounds. Active learning experiences as opposed to passive ones allow students to retain more information over the long term. In addition to detailing ways to assimilate difficult students like the naysayer and the know-it-all into the active-learning classroom, Friedman provides current information on applications of technology that improve the learning experience. How to Teach Effectively is ideal for both beginning and experienced graduate students, trainers, and professors in a diverse array of fields.

How to Teach Effectively: A Brief Guide

Education & Teaching

Bruce D. Friedman

Schools & Teaching

Navigating the complex U.S. system of adoption is no easy feat. Don't go it alone! Educate yourself with this invaluable guide. This is the only comprehensive book that includes information on both the medical and health aspects of adoption and the different laws and procedures regarding adoption for each state. The authors provide a consolidated picture of the regulations for intercountry adoptions in addition to those for adoption from public foster care and domestic infant adoption. This book is a must read prospective parents, adoption professionals, educators, and students.

Adoption in the United States: A Reference for Families, Professionals, and Students

Henry, Martha J.

Daniel Pollack

Reference

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