Social Work Processes (with InfoTrac?) by Beulah R. Compton, Burt Galaway, Barry R. Cournoyer, Barry R. Cournoyer, Burt Galaway (With)

Part I: CONTEXT FOR DECIDING WHAT TO DO.
1.Introduction.
2.The Ecosystem Perspective and the Use of Knowledge.
3.Problem-Solving: A Process for Social Work Practice.
4.Client-Worker Partnership.
5.Authority for Social Work Practice.
6.Ethical Practice.
7.Relationship in Social Work Practice.
Part II: TOOLS FOR DECIDING WHAT TO DO.
8.Engaging Potential Clients.
9.Communicating Across Cultures.
10.Assessment.
11.The Service Agreement.
Part III: TOOLS FOR DOING THE DECIDED.
12.Intervention Methods to Mobilize Client Power.
13.Case Management and Formal Social Support.
14.Mobilizing Informal Social Support.
15.Building Helping Communities.
16.Teamwork for Social Work Practice.
17.Evaluating Practice.
18.Endings in Social Work.
19.Self Care.
Part IV: ADDITIONAL READINGS. Reading
1.Mrs. Warren's Profession (George Bernard Shaw). Reading
2.The Strengths Perspective: Principles and Practices (Dennis Saleebey). Reading
3.The House on Sixth Street (Francis P. Purcell and Harry Specht). Reading
4.An Ecosystemic Approach to Assessment (Jane F. Gilgun). Reading
5.Social Work and the Medicine Wheel Framework (Lyle Longclaws). Reading
6.The Birky Family. Reading
7.The Stover Family. Reading
8.Variations on the Problem-Solving Theme (Ralph Woehle). Reading
9.Betty Smith. Reading
10.The Record of Change: Client-Focused Recording (Susan Steiger Tebb). Reading
11.Four Pennies to my Name: What It's Like on Welfare (Addie Morris). Reading
12.Approach and Companionship in the Engagement Process (Craig Rennebohm). Reading
13.Basic Communications Skills for Work with Groups (Barry R. Cournoyer and Katharine V. Byers). Reading
14.A Framework for Establishing Social Work Relationships Across Racial/Ethnic Lines (Joan Velasquez, Marilyn E. Vigil, and Eustolio Benavides). Reading
15.Family Group Decision Making (Gale Burford, Joan Pennell, and Susan MacLeod). Reading
16.The Clinical Utility of Models and Methods of Assessment in Managed Care (Cynthia Franklin and Catheleen Jordan). Reading
17.A Brief Solution-Focused Practice Model (Michelle MacKenzie). Reading
18.Goal Setting With Biological Families (Edith Fein and Ilene Staff). Reading
19.Action as a Vehicle for Promoting Competence (Anthony N. Maluccio). Reading
20.The Social Work Process of Social Care Planning (Miriam M. Johnson and W. David Harrison). Reading
21.Social Work, Social Care, Care Management, and User Involvement (Reima Ana Maglajlic). Reading
22.Self-Help in African American Communities: A Historical Review (Elijah Mikel). Reading
23.Does My Intervention Make a Difference? Single System Research (Robert W. Weinbach). Reading
24.Termination in Context (Howard Hess and Peg McCartt Hess). Reading
25.Burnout: An Occupational Hazard for Social Workers (Jan L. Hagen). Reading
26.Leonard Timms (Robert B. Bennett). Reading
27.The Omar Family (Khadija Khaja).