Days in the Lives of Social Workers: 62 Professionals Tell "Real-Life" Stories From Social Work Practice
by Linda May Grobman, Kathryn Conley Wehrmann
Featuring real-life stories from 62 social work professionals, this collection provides a broad look at social work practice. The contributors’ accounts offer varied perspectives on professional responsibilities, everyday experiences, and the human dimensions of a field devoted to working with individuals, families, and communities.
About This Book
Days in the Lives of Social Workers brings together stories from 62 professionals working in social work practice.
Through firsthand accounts, the book presents varied perspectives on the daily realities and experiences of social workers.
The collection offers readers an opportunity to consider the responsibilities, challenges, and human dimensions associated with social work practice.
It may interest students, practitioners, educators, and anyone seeking a broad view of professional life in social work.
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