Independent Socialwork, A Risky Business?: Some Reflections from the Independents' Forum
by Gail C. Tucker, Colin Biggins, Susan Cheetham, Tim Gretton, Meral Mehmet, Pam Norrington, Helen Ogilvy, Eddie O'Hara, Anita Traynor
This thoughtful collection brings together reflections from contributors to the Independents' Forum on independent social work. It considers the opportunities, responsibilities, and risks of practising independently, offering varied professional perspectives for social workers, students, educators, and anyone interested in the changing nature of social work practice.
About This Book
Independent Socialwork, A Risky Business? explores the experience of independent social work through reflections from contributors to the Independents' Forum.
The book considers the opportunities and risks associated with independent practice, offering professional perspectives on a field that operates beyond conventional organisational settings.
Written by a group of contributors, it presents a range of reflections rather than a single viewpoint.
This title may interest social workers, students, educators, and readers seeking discussion of professional independence in social work.
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