Self-Care in Social Work: A Person-in-Environment Approach to Managing Occupational Stress and Burnout
by Sue Steiner, Kathleen “Kathy” Cox
Self-Care in Social Work presents a person-in-environment approach to understanding and managing occupational stress and burnout. Designed for social work students, practitioners, and professionals, it focuses attention on self-care as an important part of navigating the demands of social work practice and supporting ongoing professional well-being.
About This Book
Self-Care in Social Work examines the importance of self-care within the social work profession.
Using a person-in-environment approach, the book connects occupational stress and burnout with the broader contexts in which social workers live and practice.
It provides a focused resource for understanding the challenges of professional stress and the role of self-care in addressing them.
Written by Sue Steiner and Kathleen “Kathy” Cox, this book is suited to readers seeking social work-focused guidance on sustaining professional well-being.
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