Titlebook: Narrative Theory in Clinical Social Work Practice; John P. McTighe Book 2018 Springer International Publishing AG 2018 Narrative theory.Na

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Encountering the Self, Encountering the Other: Narratives of Race and Ethnicity, constructs for clinical social work practice. This includes a discussion of the concept of Otherness and its impact on human relationships. Racial and ethnic varieties of Otherness are examined as well as their manifestations in and impact on the therapeutic relationship. Clinical case illustration

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Spiritual Stories: Exploring Ultimate Meaning in Social Work Practice,between spiritual and religious narratives is examined, and a narrative approach to the integration of spirituality in clinical social work practice is proposed. The relationship between the spiritual narratives of the client and the social worker is considered. Clinical case illustrations are provi

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Leaving Home, Finding Home: Narrative Practice with Immigrant Populations,nt populations. The phases of the immigration experience are explored along with the meaning of these for the evolving narrative of immigrant individuals and communities, including the nature of identity loss and renegotiation. Competing social, cultural, and political narratives of immigration are

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Moving on: Narrative Perspectives on Grief and Loss,cal social work practice. The nature of the renegotiation of meaning following loss is explored, as well as the varieties of grief and loss that social workers may encounter in their practice. Clinical case illustrations are provided.

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W. J. M. Heijmand of environmental valuation. What was once a research field dominated by environmental economists interested in obtaining nonmarket values for environmental amenities was now a legal battleground pitting envir978-90-481-7029-6978-1-4020-5313-9Series ISSN 1571-487X

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