Social Work
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Indigenization of social work?
indigenisation of social work is the process of adapting social work theories, practices, and methods to fit the local cultural,…
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Mary Richmond, Social Work and Social Action
Mary Richmond was a pioneer in the field of social work. She is considered the “mother of social casework,” and…
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Two Types of Models of Social Action
Two Types of Models of Social Action: Social action is a process of bringing about change in society through collective…
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Ontology of social work
In the perspective of ontology to social work in its relationship to being social and clients, can be found in…
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Understanding Motivational Interviewing
According to clinical analyses, motivational interviewing techniques are over 70% effective at helping people resolve physiological and psychological challenges.
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What is social work?
The social work would be formed when there is a conflict between people and their environment; so there should be…
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Resilience and Social Work
What is emotional resilience? Emotional resilience relates to an individual’s ability to manage environmental difficulties, demands and high pressure. It…
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Brief history of social working in Iran
Brief history of social working in Iran: Sattareh Farmanfarmaian who had received her degree in social work from UCLA brought…
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Contemporary Social Work, Challenges and Solutions “The first part”
Each year in March, the Social Work Day is celebrated in many countries around the world and the efforts of…
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Addiction Social Worker
Nowadays ,addiction and substance abuse have been regarded as the most serious social problems across the world, thus a social…
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