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A Consideration of Maternal Developmental Needs in the Treatment of Infant Sleep Problems
Clinical Social Work Journal - Tập 44 - Trang 309-318 - 2015
Parents often seek help because of difficulties their infants have transitioning to and maintaining sleep. Sleep problems almost inevitably adversely impact parental sleep which can affect the parent’s psychological state and the parent–infant relationship. This paper examines interventions for infant sleep problems within a context that includes recognition of maternal developmental needs. Clinic......
A positive perspective on transracial adoption
Clinical Social Work Journal - Tập 1 - Trang 54-55 - 1973
An exploration of meaning and causation in clinical social work
Clinical Social Work Journal - Tập 22 - Trang 251-261 - 1994
When examined through the lens of Bruner's two legitimate ways of thinking, it appears that all clinical work utilizes both the causal scientific mode and the narrative creation of possible meaning, but intervention methodologies may differentially rely more heavily on one of these. Understanding the two modes of thinking as these apply to clinical work may contribute greatly to an understanding o......
Book Review: SUBSTANCE ABUSE TREATMENT AND THE STAGES OF CHANGE. Gerard J. Connors, Dennis M. Donovan, and Carol C. DiClemente. New York: Guilford Press, 2001, 274 pp
Clinical Social Work Journal - Tập 30 - Trang 224-226 - 2002
The Use of Self from a Relational Perspective
Clinical Social Work Journal - Tập 35 - Trang 117-123 - 2007
This article explores the implications of a contemporary relational perspective on the use of self in social work practice. The author is responding to an article by Andrea Reupert, who interviewed social workers and reported they tended to see their concept of self as individualistic, autonomous, and only partially defined by others, even though social work practice focuses on person-in-environme......
Voices of 9/11 First Responders: Patterns of Collective Resilience
Clinical Social Work Journal - Tập 32 - Trang 377-393 - 2004
The aim of the ethnographic research reported here was to increase knowledge concerning the values and social and emotional characteristics of 9/11 responders in order to benefit others in subsequent manmade disasters. The research is based on a series of in-depth interviews conducted with ground zero first responders; firefighters, police officers, fire and police chaplains, and media persons. Th......
Listening and the art of clinical acuity
Clinical Social Work Journal - - 1977
The aim of this paper is to facilitate the clinican's ability to perceive metaphoric meaning within the context of a patient's verbal discourse. The importance of verbal communication is noted followed by three comparative definitions of the metaphor. Psychoanalytic literature dealing with possible unconscious significance of the metaphor as well as recommendations regarding its utilization as an ......
Reflections on clinical practice: Enough of art, more of science
Clinical Social Work Journal - Tập 3 - Trang 128-134 - 1975
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