SOCIAL WORK WITH THE SMALL GROUP

SOCWORK 624

Course Description

Exploration of the small group as the interventive unit; major models and techniques; principles guiding the selection of the small group approach to intervention based on research knowledge of problems, processes, and outcomes.

Prerequisties

Declared in Social Work BSW or Social Work MSW

Satisfies

This course does not satisfy any prerequisites.

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