An Introduction to the Profession of Social Work: Becoming a Change Agent
by Elizabeth A. Segal, Sue Steiner, Karen E. Gerdes
An Introduction to the Profession of Social Work: Becoming a Change Agent offers a foundational exploration of social work principles and practices. It equips aspiring professionals with the knowledge to act as advocates for social change, covering ethics, skills, and the profession's role in addressing societal needs. Ideal for those entering the field.
About This Book
This introductory text provides a comprehensive overview of the social work profession, emphasizing the role of practitioners as change agents. It covers the historical development and core values that define the field.
Readers will learn about the skills and knowledge required to address social issues and support diverse populations. The book highlights ethical considerations and professional responsibilities in social work practice.
Through structured guidance, it prepares individuals for entry into the profession by fostering an understanding of advocacy and community impact. The content is designed for beginners seeking to build a foundation in social work.
Authors Elizabeth A. Segal, Sue Steiner, and Karen E. Gerdes draw on their expertise to present accessible insights into career pathways and professional growth in social work.
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