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Author: NEY Tara; STOLTZ Jo-Anne; MALONEY Maureen;

Title: Voice, power and discourse: experiences of participants in family group conferences in the context of child protection.

Reference: Journal of Social Work, 13(2), March 2013, pp.184-202.

Format: article;

Topics: anti-oppressive practice; child protection; family group conferences; psychology; social work approaches; user views; research; Canada;

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Author: GAMBLE Dorothy N.;

Title: Well-being in a globalized world: does social work know how to make it happen?

Reference: Journal of Social Work Education, 48(4), 2012, pp.669-689.

Format: article;

Topics: ethics; health; mental health; quality of life; service users; social work; social work approaches;

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Author: KIRTON Derek;

Title: 'Kinship by design' in England: reconfiguring adoption from Blair to the coalition.

Reference: Child and Family Social Work, 18(1), February 2013, pp.97-106.

Format: article;

Topics: adopted children; adoption; adoptive parents; government policy; mixed economy of care; policy formulation; politics; professional role; social work approaches; social work methods; England;

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Author: KONDRAT David C.; TEATER Barbra;

Title: The looking-glass self: looking at relationship as the mechanism of change in case management of persons with severe mental illness.

Reference: Families in Society, 93(4), October-December 2012, pp.271-278.

Format: article;

Topics: case management; community mental health services; mental health care; recovery approach; reflective practice; self-concept; severe mental health problems; social work approaches; social worker-service user relationships;

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Author: PROBST Barbara;

Title: Diagnosing, diagnoses, and the DSM in clinical social work.

Reference: Families in Society, 93(4), October-December 2012, pp.255-263.

Format: article;

Topics: diagnosis; mental health; mental health care; mental health problems; social work approaches; social workers; research; United States;

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Author: CHOI Kyung-Mee; KIM Caleb;

Title: Psychodynamic approaches from transcultural perspectives in working with Korean American women.

Reference: Families in Society, 93(4), October-December 2012, pp.279-286.

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Topics: cultural identity; Korean people; psychology; psychotherapy; self-concept; self-esteem; social work approaches; practice; United States;

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Author: ROGOWSKI Steve;

Title: The dog that needs to bark.

Reference: Professional Social Work, January 2013, pp.14-15.

Format: article;

Topics: childrens services; families; social work approaches; social work methods; social workers; social worker-service user relationships; young people; practice; United Kingdom;

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Author: SOUSA Liliana; RODRIGUES Sofia;

Title: The collaborative professional: towards empowering vulnerable families.

Reference: Journal of Social Work Practice, 26(4), December 2012, pp.411-425.

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Topics: collaboration; empowerment; families; professional role; reflective practice; resilience; social care provision; social work approaches; social workers; social worker-service user relationships; vulnerable adults; vulnerable children; research; Portugal;

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Author: CHILLER Phoebe; CRISP Beth R.;

Title: Sticking around: why and how some social workers stay in the profession.

Reference: Practice, 24(2), 2012, pp.211-224.

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Topics: coping behaviour; social work; social work approaches; social workers; staff retention; stress; research; Australia;

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Author: WILSON George;

Title: Reforming social work education: some reflections on the contribution of practice learning.

Reference: Practice, 24(2), 2012, pp.225-237.

Format: article;

Topics: employment; joint working; practice placement; social work approaches; social work education; student social workers; Northern Ireland;

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Author: WOODCOCK Ray;

Title: Knowing where you stand: neoliberal and other foundations for social work.

Reference: Journal of Comparative Social Welfare, 28(1), February 2012, pp.1-15.

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Topics: politics; social policy; social work; social work approaches; social work education; social work history; sociology; United States;

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Author: SHAPIRO Janet;

Title: Ethically informed practice with families formed via international adoption: linking care ethics with narrative approaches to social welfare practice.

Reference: Ethics and Social Welfare, 6(4), 2012, pp.333-350.

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Topics: adoptive parents; ethics; intercountry adoption; social work; social work approaches; sociology; practice; United States;

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Author: NOLAN Deborah; QUINN Neil;

Title: The context of risk management in mental health social work.

Reference: Practice, 24(3), 2012, pp.175-188.

Format: article;

Topics: mental health problems; mental health services; risk; social work approaches; social workers; research; Scotland;

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Author: KEALY David; OGRODNICZUK John S.;

Title: Pathological narcissism: a front-line guide.

Reference: Practice, 24(3), 2012, pp.161-174.

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Topics: counselling; empathy; psychotherapy; self-concept; social work approaches; practice;

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Author: MCLAUGHLIN Janice; et al.;

Title: Families raising disabled children: enabling care and social justice

Publisher: Basingstoke: Palgrave Macmillan, 2008. 228p., bibliog.

Format: book;

Topics: children; disabled people; ethics; families; parenting; social work approaches; sociology; research; care professionals;

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Author: ARCHES Joan;

Title: The role of groupwork in social action projects with youth.

Reference: Groupwork, 22(1), 2012, pp.59-77.

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Topics: community development; groupwork; social work approaches; young people; practice; practice example; United States;

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Author: DYBICZ Phillip;

Title: The ethic of care: recapturing social work's first voice.

Reference: Social Work, 57(3), July 2012, pp.271-280.

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Topics: ethics; professional role; social care provision; social work approaches; social workers; social worker-service user relationships;

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Author: PARRISH Danielle E.; RUBIN Allen;

Title: Social workers' orientations toward the evidence-based practice process: a comparison with psychologists and licensed marriage and family therapists.

Reference: Social Work, 57(3), July 2012, pp.201-210.

Format: article;

Topics: attitudes; evidence-based practice; psychology; qualifications; social work approaches; social workers; therapies; therapy and treatment; research; United States;

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Author: GOLDBERG Gertrude Schaffner;

Title: Economic inequality and economic crisis: a challenge for social workers.

Reference: Social Work, 57(3), July 2012, pp.211-224.

Format: article;

Topics: economic development; economics; equal opportunities; financial management; government policy; professional role; social work approaches; social workers; United States;

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Author: CLAPTON Gary;

Title: Social work with fathers

Publisher: Edinburgh: Dunedin Academic Press, 2013. 112p.

Format: book;

Topics: fathers; parental role; parenting; social work approaches; practice; Scotland; care professionals;

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