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Community and Human Services
Concepts for Practice
Karen Crinall, Lynda Berends
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- ISBN:
- 9780190302917
- Published:
- 14 Oct 2017
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- Print on demand
Community and Human Services: Concepts for Practice introduces students to the key concepts, theories and perspectives of community and human services in Australia. It outlines the more challenging and emerging fields of practice to prepare students for practice in a range of helping professions.
Foreword (Sha Cordingly, ACWA President)
Preface
Acknowledgements
Abbreviations
SECTION 1: Concepts and Change
1. Choice, Challenge and Change
Karen Crinall & Lynda Berends
2. Community and Human Services: Past and Presnt
Jane Miller, Jenny Martin & Linette Hawkins
3. Clients and Workers
Christina Sadowski & Stacey Ratcliffe
SECTION 2: Identities and Relationships
4. Key Actors and Stakeholders
Margaret Pack
5. Self and Others
Debra Manning & Karen Crinall
6. Families and Communities
Joanie Smith
SECTION 3: Practices and Settings
7. Engaging and Changing
MyFanwy Maple & Linda Turner
8. Organisations and Locations
Lynda Berends & Karen Crinall
9. Fields of Practice
Lynda Berends & Karen Crinall
SECTION 4: Knowledge, Culture and Action
10. Cultures and Beliefs
Tracie Mafile'o
11. Exploring, Explaining and Knowing
Karen Crinall & Lynda Berends
12. Acting and Responding
Jane Cowie
13. Concepts in Practice
Karen Crinall & Lynda Berends
Edited by Karen Crinall , Associate Dean, Research, School of Education and Arts, Federation University
Lynda Berends , Director, Trace Research
Karen Crinall is Associate Dean of Research in the School of Education and Arts, Federation University. Lynda Berends is Director, TRACE Research, Visiting Fellow of the University of New South Wales and President of the Australasian Professional Society on Alcohol and other Drugs.
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