Generalist Social Work Practice: A Strengths-Based Problem Solving Approach (5th Edition)
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Generalist Social Work Practice: A Strengths-Based Problem Solving Approach (5th Edition)

by Elizabeth M. Timberlake, Michaela Zajicek Farber, Christine A. Sabatino

Psychology Social Work human services
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This fifth edition introduces generalist social work practice through a strengths-based, problem-solving approach. Written for learners in social work education, it offers an academic foundation for understanding how these perspectives inform the study and practice of social work.

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Generalist Social Work Practice: A Strengths-Based Problem Solving Approach presents an educational framework for studying social work practice.

The book focuses on strengths-based thinking and problem-solving as central perspectives within generalist social work.

As a fifth edition, it is designed for readers seeking a current academic resource for social work education.

Written by Elizabeth M. Timberlake, Michaela Zajicek Farber, and Christine A. Sabatino, the text is intended to support students and others learning foundational practice concepts.

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