Clinical Assessment and Diagnosis in Social Work Practice

Looking to enhance your social work practice? Look no further than Clinical Assessment and Diagnosis in Social Work Practice. Authored by experienced professionals Jacqueline Corcoran and Joseph Walsh, this comprehensive book provides an in-depth exploration of sixteen major mental disorders commonly encountered by social workers. From anxiety disorders to schizophrenia, this book equips practitioners with the knowledge and tools necessary to navigate the challenges of client assessment.

One of the exceptional features of this book is its integration of multiple perspectives. By considering various viewpoints, Corcoran and Walsh empower social workers to better empathize with their clients and understand the complex environmental influences that contribute to the emergence of mental disorders. Furthermore, they introduce a risk and resilience framework that highlights the strengths clients possess, enabling social workers to tailor interventions that foster resilience and facilitate long-lasting change.

To ensure social workers have the latest resources at their disposal, the authors meticulously catalog evidence-based assessment instruments and treatments for each disorder covered. This enables practitioners to intervene efficiently, using the most effective approaches available. With a wealth of case examples, treatment plans, and social diversity sections, Clinical Assessment and Diagnosis in Social Work Practice is a must-have guide for both students and seasoned professionals alike.

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