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Cengage Learning Developing Fieldwork Skills - Human Services & Social Work Guide

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Description

This practical guide addresses the critical transition from classroom learning to real-world fieldwork for human services, counseling, and social work students. Written by experienced professionals including a psychotherapist and clinical social worker, the book tackles the most pressing challenges interns face: finding your place within organisations, managing supervisor relationships effectively, and navigating legal and ethical issues with confidence. The authors draw on extensive fieldwork experience to deliver a thought-provoking, humanistic approach that bridges theory and practice. Designed specifically for students pursuing careers in human services, counseling, or social work, this resource provides first-hand insights and personalised guidance to help you succeed during your critical transition into professional practice and develop essential fieldwork competencies.

Key Features

Written by experienced professionals including a psychotherapist and clinical social worker who bring decades of real-world fieldwork experience to the guidance provided.

Addresses core challenges that human services, counseling, and social work students face during their transition from academic study to professional internship settings.

Covers essential legal and ethical issues that interns must navigate, helping you develop sound judgment in complex professional situations.

Takes a humanistic, personalised approach designed specifically for students in human services, counseling, and social work disciplines.

Product Specifications

Format
paperback
Domain
Amazon UK
Release Date
24 October 1996
Listed Since
27 December 2006

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