Margaret Alston and Wendy Bowles
Format: Paperback
A fully revised and updated new edition of this introduction to the research methods most commonly used in social work and social welfare.
Edited by Melissa Petrakis
Format: Paperback
A guide for students to both the varying practice contexts and the skills needed for effective health social work.
Brian Stout
Format: Paperback
A practical guide for undergraduates in social work, youth work and criminology to working effectively with offenders in the community.
Edited by Bob Pease, Sophie Goldingay, Norah Hosken and Sharlene Nipperess
An undergraduate text showing how critical social work theory can be put into practice in a range of contexts from mental health to child and family services and with diverse population groups.
Edited by Jane Maidment and Ronnie Egan
Format: Paperback
The fully revised and updated third edition of a successful text introducing students across the human services to key practice skills.
Menka Tsantefski, Stefan Gruenert and Lynda Campbell
A practical guide for human service workers to overcome common problems in working with substance-affected families.
Robert Bland, Noel Renouf and Ann Tullgren
Format: Paperback
A comprehensive guide for social workers to professional practice with clients with mental health issues.
Chris Trotter
A fully revised third edition of this widely used practical guide for social workers and welfare workers with statutory clients in probation, child protection, mental health and related fields.
Vera Lloyd
A comprehensive introduction to theory, models and principles of practice for direct social casework in the community services.
Lorraine Muller
Format: Paperback
Lorraine Muller outlines a theory for professional practice with Indigenous clients in the human services, based on traditional Indigenous knowledge and spirituality.