Understanding Generalist Practice with FamiliesHull and Mather's book introduces students to the professional abilities needed when working with families. Using a generalist perspective, the book builds on the knowledge and skills students have acquired in other courses, and provides keen insight on the specific theories and skills associated with family systems and family practice. |
Contents
Definition of the Family | 4 |
Family Life Cycle | 10 |
Structure of Practice | 19 |
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