
Task centred social work is one of the best known and most strongly supported approaches to social work practice. This text is a radical departure from traditional literature on social work methods. The main reference point is the voice of practitioners, service users and carers, as researched and developed by the authors over twenty years. Case studies are used throughout the book to build on the experiences of practitioners and the people with whom they have worked, demonstrating practical skills for: study and analysis teaching and learning practicing task-centred social work review and continuing development. The Task-Centred Book is a core text for both undergraduate social work courses and continuing professional development training, as well as being a practical book for the active professional which will support the development and implementation of task-centred practice.
This book investigates the practical application and theoretical framework of task-centred social work through the lens of practitioner and service-user experience. Authors Mark Doel and Peter K. Marsh draw upon two decades of research to challenge traditional social work methodologies. By prioritizing the voices of those directly involved in the field, the text provides a structured approach to implementing task-centred interventions in diverse professional environments.
What You Will Find
This text is widely recognized as a foundational resource for both undergraduate social work students and active professionals seeking to refine their practice. Experts highlight the book's emphasis on empirical evidence and user-centered perspectives as a significant departure from more abstract, traditional literature.
Page Count:
208
Publication Date:
2005-05-01
Publisher:
Taylor & Francis Group
ISBN-10:
0203375254
ISBN-13:
9780203375259
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