Rural and Northern Social Work Practice:
About This Book
1 Thriving in Rural and Northern Practice: A Place-Based Approach Joanna Pierce and Tavia McKinnon Social work education in Canada focuses largely on theories, skills, and ethical frameworks that are congruent with urban settings. As a result, social work in rural, remote, and northern regions is often defined in relation to urban (and southern) expectations of practice. This approach tends to emphasize the deficits of rural, remote, and northern practice, while paying less attention to the reas
| Category | health-sciences |
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| Subject | Social work, Society and Social Sciences, Domestic abuse, Social attitudes, Rural communities, Ethnic groups and multicultural studies, Indigenous peoples, Care of the elderly, Care of people with mental health issues, Working patterns and practices, , |
| Year | 2023 |
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| Chapters | 9 |
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| Institution | University of Regina |
| License | Creative Commons - Attribution - https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/ |
Chapters
- 2 Place in Anti-Oppressive Practice: Rurality, Decolonization, and Equity
- 3 “It’s All About Context” – Knowing, Not Knowing and Everything In-between
- 4 Practice Competencies to Effectively Support Wellness for Social Workers and C
- 5 Anti-Oppressive Practice in Rural/Small Indigenous Communities: An Intersectio
- 6 Braiding Trauma-and-Violence Informed Care Practice Guidelines into Competenci
- 8 Informed Approach to Disclosures of Abuse and Healing
- 10 Understanding and Supporting Immigrants and New International Arrivants in Ru
- 11 Women+ and Intimate Partner Violence in Rural, Remote and Northern Communitie
- 13 Child Protection in a Rural Setting