An area of practoce in social work

An Area of Practice in Social Work Social workers are trained to practice on a number of settings. They can do casework, group work, or work with communities (Zastrow, 2000). When a social work major has graduated from college, they will have the generalist skills to practice with either one of those methods. If a person would like to practice in the rehabilitative services with substance abuse, they may think about what level they are interested …

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