Theory, Practice, and Trends in Human Services: An Overview of an Emerging ProfessionBrooks/Cole Publishing Company, 1994 - 350 pages This easy to understand, comprehensive overview of human services has an added emphasis on developmental understanding of both clients and the human services worker. Basic human service topics are covered, such as history, theory, and interventions., and the author goes a step beyond to include a multicultural awareness. The author presents an overview and delineation of the various kinds of human services professions and possible employment in the different fields of human services. |
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The Development of the Human Service Worker | 1 |
History | 28 |
Integrating Psychology Social Work | 38 |
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