Clinical Social Work's Contribution to a Social Justice Perspective
Abstract
Social justice is increasingly described as the organizing value of social work. But does that apply to clinical social work? Following Wakefield, this article argues that it does and offers a variety of theories and practices to elaborate this claim, including ways to understand clients in the contexts of their strengths, social positions, and power relationships. In addition, clinicians can develop techniques to enable clients to understand...
Paper Details
Title
Clinical Social Work's Contribution to a Social Justice Perspective
Published Date
Nov 1, 1998
Journal
Volume
43
Issue
6
Pages
527 - 537
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