Exploring models of grieving and loss in various settings, this book encourages reflection on the social work role and on workers' own loss experiences.
Exploring models of grieving and loss in various settings, this book encourages reflection on the social work role and on workers' own loss experiences.
Caroline Currer is a Reader in Social Work at Anglia Ruskin University. She began her social work career as a psychiatric worker in North West Pakistan and then worked at the University of Warwick, undertaking research into the mental health needs of Pathan mothers. Since 1992, she has been part of the social work team at Anglia Ruskin University, where she was Field leader in Social Work and responsible for the development of the new degree. She teaches the ¿Loss and Social Work¿ course to qualifying and post-qualifying students.
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Loss and grief in social work Loss and grief in a social and cultural context Experiencing loss: Models and theories Linking theory and practice Effective social work in response to loss and grief
Loss and grief in social work Loss and grief in a social and cultural context Experiencing loss: Models and theories Linking theory and practice Effective social work in response to loss and grief
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