Neurobiology for Clinical Social Work: Theory and Practice
by Janet R. Shapiro Ph.D., Jeffrey S. Applegate Ph.D.
Neurobiology for Clinical Social Work: Theory and Practice by Janet R. Shapiro Ph.D. and Jeffrey S. Applegate Ph.D. offers a comprehensive look at how neurobiological principles can enhance clinical social work. It covers essential theory and real-world applications to support effective practice with clients.
About This Book
The book explores the intersection of neurobiology and clinical social work, providing a foundation in theoretical concepts relevant to practice.
It emphasizes how understanding brain functions can inform social work interventions and client interactions.
Authors Janet R. Shapiro Ph.D. and Jeffrey S. Applegate Ph.D. present material designed for practitioners seeking to apply neuroscientific knowledge in their field.
The content focuses on practical implications, helping social workers integrate biological perspectives into their therapeutic approaches.
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