We review a number of promising social work interventions overshadowed by the biomedical approach.
#CLINICAL SOCIAL WORK JOURNAL MANUAL#
We discuss: (1) social work's assimilation of psychiatric perspectives and practices during its pursuit of professional status (2) the persistence of psychiatric hospitalization despite its coercive methods, high cost, and doubtful efficacy (3) the increasing reliance on the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders, despite its widely acknowledged scientific frailty and (4) the questionable contributions of psychoactive drugs to clinical mental health outcomes and their vast profits for the pharmaceutical industry, using antipsychotic drugs as a case example. OCD and EX/RP are both described in detail followed by an evaluation. This journal accepts: data-based, or empirical- based, qualitative and mixed method research articles articles on theories, particularly alternative and re-conceptualized theories conceptual articles, particularly state of the art and critical literature reviews book reviews endnotes.This article examines how the biomedical industrial complex has ensnared social work within a foreign conceptual and practice model that distracts clinical social workers from the special assistance that they can provide for people with mental distress and misbehavior. This paper aims to present an argument for why clinical social workers should gain skills to effectively treat OCD with EX/RP. The journal also provides knowledge useful across disciplines and for work across the life course. The journal focuses on clinical Therapy, group counseling and group therapy, community work, Management Supervision and Research in the field of Social Work. USW aims to establish a forum for dialogue, debate, critical analysis and identification of relevant and cutting edge solutions for today’s urban communities. In addition, it provides the nephrology social work community with a scholarly resource that can be used to inform clinical practice, advance policy and. The journal provides literature on collaborative problem-solving intervention and prevention. It is currently published by Springer Science+Business Media. Fundamentally, the underlying focus of the journal is to respond to challenges of urban communities by identifying strengths and assets for problem resolution using a holistic systems perspective. The Clinical Social Work Journal is a quarterly, peer-reviewed academic journal that publishes articles, commentaries, and book reviews relevant to contemporary clinical social work practice, research, theory, and policy. This journal contributes to the improvement and sustainability of healthy urban communities through publication of articles on all components of social work in urban communities inclusive of assets and challenges that would be useful to educators, researchers, practitioners, policy makers, community leaders and social work students. Urban Social Work (USW) is a peer-reviewed journal focusing specifically on urban social work theories and practice.
2018 Prose Award Winner - Honorable Mention Best New Journal In Social Sciences
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