Combat Social Work: Applying the Lessons of War to the Realities of Human Services
Combat Social Work examines connections between the lessons of war and the realities of human services. It offers a focused perspective for readers interested in social work, professional practice, adversity, resilience, and the ways military experiences may inform helping professions.
About This Book
Combat Social Work explores the relationship between military experience and human services practice.
The book considers how lessons from war may apply to the challenges faced in social work and related helping professions.
Its focus connects adversity, service, and professional practice across combat and civilian contexts.
This title may interest readers studying social work, human services, and approaches shaped by experiences of war.
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