Generalist Social Work Practice With Families

Generalist Social Work Practice with Families Stephen J. Yanca Louise C. Johnson Basic Approach This text provides a comprehensive approach to generalist practice with diverse families. It uses an ecosystems and strengths-based approach to the change process. It also provides exceptional coverage of working with diverse families, including many case examples. Features of This Text

• The book uses the solid, proven Johnson/Yanca model for generalist practice and applies it to working with families as a system.
• Part One introduces the student to the history of generalist practice with families and develops the concept of family ecosystems.
• In Part Two, the generalist model is applied to working with the family as a system, including a schema for developing a family social history and an extended case example of an intervention with a Hispanic family, progressing from assessment through termination.
• In Part Three, the Generalist model is applied to family subsystems and describes working with couples, parents, parent--child subsystems, and sibling subsystems across the lifespan.
• Throughout the text and specifically in Chapter 3, Diversity Competent Practice with Families, gender competent practice and a schema for understanding ethnically diverse families are explained.
• Numerous case examples throughout put practice into a real life context for students.

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This text provides a comprehensive approach to generalist practice with diverse families using an integreated ecosystems and strengths-based approach. It  includes schemas for developing family and subsystem social histories and case examples for working with diverse families.