American Multimedia | Theories in Social Work Practice

HOME

PSYCHOLOGY

CRIMINAL JUSTICE

EDUCATION

HOW TO ORDER

Thoeries in Social Work Practice

What is Social Work? Social workers’ definitions; NASW practice sections; brief history of social work; classical theorists - Durkheim, Weber, Freud.

Critical Analysis Theory: What are theories? How to evaluate a theory for specific applicability in social work practice. Orienting Theories: Used to explain behavior and root causes of problems; contribution to practice model design; social constructivist theory; systems theory; psychodynamic theories - drive psychology, ego psychology, object relations, self psychology; attachment theory. Practice Theories: Used to explain and predict behavior and potential problems; guide intervention and practice models; behavior theory; crisis theory; cognitive theory; empowerment theory; family theories. Social Work Practice Framework: Reflects social workers’ individual practice styles; characteristics of effective framework. Social Work Ethics and Standards: NASW Code of Ethics. Loewenberg & Dolgoff ethical principles screen.

DVD / SKU 80029/ $199

Digital Streaming rights available

Click Here To Order

DVDs / LIVE STREAMING

PSYCHOLOGY AND THE SOCIAL SCIENCES

Choice Theory: Basis of Reality Therapy

Cognitive Psychology

Ethics in Psychological Research

History of Educational Psychology

History of Psychology I: Mind, Self & Soul

History of Psychology II: Freud, Jung & Psychoanalysis

History of Psychology III: Ethics, Logic & Truth