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Perhaps ironically, the author's commentary and explanation, in psychosocial terms, of her casework examples, could have been more extensive.
Voluntary action, practising casework guided by social therapeutics could assist citizens to regain control of, rather than fall victim to, circumstances.
Section 4 also showed that recent moves towards mainstreaming have been connected with the adoption of more individualised, casework-based administrative processes.
Connections between mainstreaming and casework can also be found in social assistance systems.
Women police developed styles of record-keeping and family intervention that imitated modern social casework.
Casework methods are supported by devolved budgeting and legal reforms which vest increased discretion in the case worker.
Professionalism in social work - with graduate training in casework and group work grounded in psychoanalytic theory - influenced the later generation of settlement house leaders in the 1920s and 1930s.
He continued to distinguish between the 'social problem group' and the 'problem family', but nonetheless approved of social casework.
Inter alia, he is able to demonstrate, via extremely detailed casework, that this process is much more complex and multi-faceted than the field had hitherto imagined.
I get a lot of casework from people who still have problems with their health card.
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