Maguire’s approach shows social workers how to combine
the use of social support systems with cognitive, psychodynamic, problem-solving, and
task-centered interventions. He instructs readers about integrating case management,
networking, and natural support systems to provide better services. Useful as both a
classroom text and a practitioner resource, Social Support Systems in Practice
describes the theory base of interventions and illustrates their application to diverse
problems.Special Features
- Numerous figures and tables illustrate approaches and their effects
- 16 case examples demonstrate how social supports help clients
- Questions at the end of chapters test the reader’s comprehension
- Readable, useful, and research-based guidelines help social workers strengthen their
practice
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Social Support Systems in Practice
