Titlebook: Social Work Theory and Ethics; Ideas in Practice Dorothee Hölscher,Richard Hugman,Donna McAuliffe Reference work 2023 Springer Nature Singa

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Theory and Ethics: Defining the Fieldices intervene. This introductory chapter presents a review of the two major types of ideas of social work: theory and ethics. Two forms of theory are identified, namely ‘theory for practice’ (that is, theories developed in separate areas of inquiry that are brought to the concerns of social work) a

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Psychological and Clinical Theoriescal review of four psychological theories — psychodynamic, humanistic, cognitive behavioural and postmodern theories — and their application in social work practice. The theories’ relevance to social work objectives and their strengths and limitations are discussed. The second part of the chapter co

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Systems Theory and Social Worktheory as the starting point. Luhmann’s transdisciplinary theory has been widely received in the German-speaking world. For social work, which is placed in a relationship of tension between society and the individual, systems theory seems to be well suited, as it can deal with contradictions, parado

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Postmodern Theory in Practice: Narrative Practice in Social Worke theory. This chapter discusses the relationship between narrative therapy, social justice and social work practice. A narrative approach focuses on the interpretation and meaning people ascribe to their experiences through their identities, lives and problem stories. Counterviewing problem stories

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Colonisation, Post-colonialism and Decolonisationll on their members to advocate for the most disadvantage and marginalized within society. Colonisation has impacted negatively upon many people from around the globe and none more so that Indigenous peoples. The impact of colonisation has been ongoing and continues today. Therefore, social workers

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Post-anthropocentric Social Work collective responsibility. Through critical reflection on systems of structural oppression, social work aims to resist oppression through transformative action and to work for sustainable improvements to wellbeing and justice for all. From an affirmative, creative, and hopeful stance, this chapter

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Person-Centred Approaches to Social Work Practice social environment, for example. The author notes that in many countries social workers gravitate towards individual, person-centred social work. These person-centred approaches to social work, however, are not oblivious to the environments surrounding individuals. The author argues strongly that p

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Problem-Solving Theory: The Task-Centred Modela brief description of the problem-solving model. Its historical development and key principles and concepts are presented. Next, the chapter offers a general overview of the crisis intervention model. The task-centred model and crisis intervention share principles and methods drawn from problem-sol

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