Rethinking Disability: Principles for Professional and Social Change (Disabilities) (Social Work Series)
by Elizabeth Depoy, Depoy, Elizabeth, Ph.D., Stephen French Gilson
Rethinking Disability presents a social work-oriented examination of disability, professional practice, and social change. The book offers readers a foundation for reconsidering how disability is understood and addressed across professional and social settings.
About This Book
Rethinking Disability explores principles related to professional and social change in the context of disability.
Written for a social work series, the book connects disability with professional practice and broader social perspectives.
It provides a foundation for readers seeking to reconsider established approaches to disability and its place in society.
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