Social Work in Canada: An Introduction

by Steve Hick, Jackie Stokes

Social Work Introduction Canadian Perspective

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Social Work in Canada: An Introduction by Steve Hick and Jackie Stokes provides a foundational overview of the profession within the Canadian context. It explores core principles, practices, and the unique societal factors shaping social work. Ideal for students and entry-level professionals, this text builds essential knowledge for effective practice in diverse settings.

ISBN-13 9781550772562 ASIN 1550772562 Views 979 Publisher Thompson Educational Publishing Year 2016 Edition 4th ed. Format Mass Market Paperback Product Group Book Pages 512 Created May 04, 2026 Updated September 13, 2026

About This Book

Social Work in Canada: An Introduction offers a comprehensive entry point into the field of social work tailored to the Canadian landscape. Authored by Steve Hick and Jackie Stokes, it covers core principles and practices relevant to social services in Canada.

The book serves as an educational resource, introducing key concepts that form the basis of social work education and professional development. It emphasizes the unique aspects of social work within Canadian society, including policy and cultural considerations.

Designed for introductory purposes, this text helps readers build a solid understanding of the profession's scope and responsibilities. It is an essential guide for those beginning their journey in social work studies.

Through its structured approach, the introduction equips learners with the foundational knowledge needed to engage effectively in social work roles across various settings in Canada.