Intended for students who will work with families, but who will not necessarily undertake advanced training in family therapy, this text provides beginning students with the foundational knowledge and skills they need for family social work.
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"The three key strengths from my perspective are: The pragmatic, practical approach; The focus on home-based intervention, including the use of the family preservation model; The accessibility: this text is very reader friendly "
Collins, Coleman (both social work, U. of Calgary), and Jordan (social work, U. of Texas, Austin) present an introductory textbook for undergraduate social work students and new social work graduates as they begin working with families for the first time. The text provides a framework for thinking about "family," along with practical suggestions to
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