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Integrative Approaches in Social Work

Integrative Approaches in Social Work

Laurene Clossey / Michelle D. DiLauro

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Editorial:
Cognella Inc.
Año de edición:
2026
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Sociedad y cultura: general
ISBN:
9798823364157
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Integrative Approaches in Social Work: Incorporating Complementary and Alternative Modalities in Developing Culturally Competent Practice explores the intersection of social work with complementary, alternative, and integrative medicine (CAIM) modalities. The book demonstrates the practical application of integrative approaches such as yoga, mindfulness, and creative and expressive arts, and examines their impact on mind-body awareness and trauma-informed care for practitioners and clients alike.The text provides insights into various biofield interventions, manipulative and body-based methods, nature-based practices, and movement-based strategies. While emphasizing the necessity of self-care for social workers, it also addresses the significance of incorporating clients’ cultural, religious, and spiritual affiliations into therapeutic engagements. Detailed examinations of techniques like chiropractic, massage therapy, and EFT illustrate the interconnectedness of physical and mental health.Integrative Approaches in Social Work is ideal for courses centered on social work practice, especially those that emphasize health, wellness, and integrative therapies.

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