Clinical Practice with Individuals

Mark A. Mattaini, DSW, ACSW, is an assistant professor at Columbia University School of Social Work; chair, Walden Fellowship, Inc.; and director, Musher Seminar Series on Science and Human Behavior, Columbia University, and holds the NASW Diplomate in Clinical Practice. His current research deals with applications of the science of behavior to serious social problems including youth violence and child maltreatment. His previous books include More Than a Thousand Words: Graphics for Clinical Practice (NASW Press, 1993); The Foundations of Social Work Practice: A Graduate Text (with Carol H. Meyer) (NASW Press, 1995); and Finding Solutions to Social Problems: Behavioral Strategies for Change (with Bruce A. Thyer) (American Psychological Association, 1996). Dr. Mattaini also does clinical and community practice in New York City.