Becoming a Social Worker : Global Narratives (Hardcover, 2 ed)

Introduction Viviene E. Cree 1. ‘I Came To Live Out Loud’ Gary Bailey 2. Reflections on Mental Health Social Work Kenneth Bolger 3. A Journey from Belfast to London Jim Campbell 4. Social Work in Aotearoa New Zealand: An Experience of Cultural Change Marie Connolly 5. A Very Political Social Worker Hilton Dawson 6. Social Work: A Profession That Happened My Way Lena Dominelli 7. Diverse Strokes in Social Work Merlyn D’Souza 8. They Call Me ‘Mum’ Gudrun Elvhage and Pernilla Liedgren Dobronravoff 9. An Indigenous Social Work Experience in Aotearoa New Zealand Moana Eruera 10. Working with HIV Bill Foley 11. The Accidental Social Worker Jan Fook 12. From London to California: A Journey in Social Work Education Mekada J. Graham 13. Becoming a Careful Gardener Md. Tuhinul Islam 14. A Journey Towards Emerging Coherence Robyn Kemp 15. From the Classroom to the Community Petra Matuvi 16. From Harare to Edinburgh Carla Nzombe 17. Can We Do it Better? Sally Paul 18. Social Work with Adults: Risks and Relationships Richard Pearl 19. Trends and Challenges of Social Work Practice in Nigeria Uzoma Odera Okoye 20. Steel Tempered by Fire June Sadd 21. My Life’s Journey: A Journey into Social Work Gaylene Stevens 22. Becoming a Reflective Social Work Practitioner: A Story of a Hong-Kong Born Chinese Woman Pauline Sung-Chan 23. Social Work across Four Continents Neil Whettham 24. Social Work: a Global Profession Viviene E. Cree