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Social work theories and reflective practice Part I has shown, we need to approach such ideas critically because many of them are in debate. Understanding the purposes and context of our work does not, therefore, give us any easy answers, and we must find ways of connecting our knowledge and understanding of society, policy and people with th

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Counsellingpractice. It covers the changing context of counselling within social work, the different theoretical underpinnings to counselling ideas and skills relevant to social work, counselling theory and skills within social work practice today and some current issues emerging from counselling and social wo

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Cognitive-behavioural practicey a growing awareness and interest of social work practitioners. Fischer’s (1974) ‘quiet revolution’ has not, in the British context at least, gained in vigour. Later in this chapter, we shall consider some of the reasons for this.

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Radical social workfeminism and anti-racism — have entered the mainstream of social work practice. Indeed these values have been endorsed by recent child protection and community care legislation and have become a feature of the ‘rules and requirements’ for social work qualifications promulgated by CCETSW. Despite the

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