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            rdfs:label "\"In 1974 Francis J. Turner (1929-2019) published the first edition of this book, Social Work Treatment, Interlocking Theoretical Approaches. Dr. Turner created a practical book about social work theories that has provided generations of social work students and practitioners a compendium of both timeless and timely new updates about social work theories. Each chapter was written by experts in the profession and was grounded both in research and in social work practice. Dr. Turner's commitment to interlock different social work theories with unique social work practice perspectives such as person-in-environment, social work values and the learning of effective treatments that are grounded in theory, are the reasons that Social Work Treatment continues, fifty years later, to be one of the most comprehensive and popular texts on theory in social work. As the new editors, we are happy to carry on the legacy of this classic text by presenting to you the 7th edition of Social Work Treatment: Interlocking Theoretical Perspectives. The 7th edition of this text is an essential resource for social work practitioners, students, and educators. It offers a comprehensive overview of the theoretical underpinnings of social work practice and provides guidance for applying these theories in practice. As new editors of this text, we benefitted by using Social Work Treatment as our main source book for learning theories during our MSW education and within our clinical practices. Social Work Treatment provided us a navigation system across theories that guided the interventions we learned and practiced with our clients. The words in the title, interlocking theoretical approaches are very descriptive of the book's commitment to the importance of learning several different theories and of the significance of understanding the common components that cut across social work theories such as, the relationship alliance, empathy, building on the strengths and capacity of clients, as well as providing techniques and methods for problem solving and solution building. In this seventh edition of Social Work Treatment, we have completely updated the text for a new generation of social workers. Nineteen chapters from the 6th edition have been included in this new edition. Eleven chapters are written by returning authors and eight chapters are rewritten by new authors. An additional seventeen chapters are new and reflect updates in social work theory. Different chapters in the 7th edition cover person-in-environment theories, critical and macro perspectives, and specific interventions that are used by social workers. With contributions from leading experts in the profession, this revised book presents a comprehensive overview of theories and frameworks that include cognitive-behavioral theories, psychodynamic theories, family systems theories, solution focused and strengths-based theories, humanistic theories, emotion focused, mindfulness, biospychosocial and spiritual perspectives, among many others. This book further covers several structural change and critical theories such as critical race theory, feminist theory, critical disabilities theory, human rights perspectives, historical trauma, and macro theories that address broader perspectives on community and societal change. Theoretical perspectives in this book provide guidance for social workers on client engagement, assessment, interventions, and evidence- based practice. Each chapter provides readers with examples and tools for using the theories in their work with clients. We include a comparative chart to use as a learning tool when comparing theories and a beginning chapter that covers different ways to integrate the theories together, both of which are unique contributions to this Edition. Finally, we end the book with a chapter that talks about future trends in social work theory and practice and the issues that social workers might encounter in their work as we move forward. Thank you for your interest in the revised 7th edition of Social Work Treatment: Interlocking Theoretical Perspectives and please contact us with feedback as you use this text. Sincerely, Cynthia Franklin, PhD, LCSW-S, LMFT cfranklin@austin.utexas.edu Catheleen Jordan, PhD, LCSW jordan@uta.edu\"-- Provided by publisher." ] ;
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