Advanced Social Work Practice with Families
Course Number: SSW 553
Credits: 3 credit hours
Course Description
The Advanced Social Work Practice with Families course emphasizes the importance of health as a human right and aspires to assimilate the roles of connection, human dignity and empowerment in relation to recognizing the experiences of individuals, families and groups. As an integral part of the University of New England’s Master of Social Work online option, the coursework connects social work practice with leadership skills to promote equitable social structures for human health and well-being.
Some Topics that will be Discussed in this Course Include:
- Theories for family practice that are health-promoting, relational and empowering
- Advanced assessment and intervention methodologies
- Ethical decision-making skills
- Evidence-guided research
- Social activity that encourages social justice and client/community advocacy
What will be Learned?
Upon successful completion of this course, students will understand:
- Health-promoting, empowering and relational theories for practice with diverse family backgrounds and across the life course
- Practitioner activism
- Fostering positive relationships, partnerships and alliances with clients, colleagues and the community
- Utilizing health-promoting theories for practice with families from varying backgrounds
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