Family Health Social Work Practice: A Knowledge and Skills Casebook

by Yuen; Francis K.O.

• ISBN13: 9780789007179
• ISBN10: 0789007177
• Edition: 1st
• Format: Hardcover
• Copyright: 2002-12-19
• Publisher: Routledge

Summary

A fundamental handbook to the family health model! Family Health Social Work Practice: A Knowledge and Skills Casebook is a comprehensive guide to an emerging practice paradigm in the social work field. Edited by pioneers of the family health approach (who also contribute several chapters each), this book introduces the theoretical model and skills of the practice, including a framework for developing a family health intervention plan, illustrated by case scenarios. Issues vital to any family health intervention are addressed in 10 case studies that further explain the application of the practice model. Family Health Social Work Practice stresses a holistic orientation to assessment and intervention from a health perspective that includes the physical, mental, emotional, social, economic, cultural, and spiritual dimensions of family life. With its focus on practice theories, practical information, and evaluation strategies, the book provides a strong foundation for skills development in the family health model. A collection of articles from the leading practitioners and academics in the field gives a thorough and thoughtful examination to issues ranging from domestic violence to substance abuse to the Americans with Disabilities Act. Family Health Social Work Practice also reviews the philosophy behind the family health approach, summarizes its effectiveness, and examines other critical concerns, such as: child maltreatment mental health spiritual diversity aging agency management One of the few casebooks to present practical intervention plans with accompanying case scenarios, Family Health Social Work Practice is an essential resource for students and professionals in the social work and human services disciplines, and an unrivaled reference for libraries. Helpful tables and figures make the information easy to access and understand.

Table of Contents

About the Editors	xiii
Contributors	xv
Acknowledgments	xvii
SECTION I: ESSENCES OF THE FAMILY HEALTH APPROACH
An Overview of Family Health Social Work Practice	3	(16)
John T. Pardeck
Family Health Research	4	(2)
Family Health and the Biomedical Model	6	(3)
Conceptualizing Family Health	9	(1)
Family Health and Systems Theory	10	(1)
Family Health and the Ecological Approach	11	(1)
Social Constructionism and Family Health	12	(1)
Generalist and Family Health Practice	13	(3)
Summary	16	(3)
Critical Concerns for Family Health Practice	19	(22)
Francis K. O. Yuen
Human Behaviors and the Social Environment	19	(3)
Diversity and Cultural Competency	22	(2)
Values and Ethics	24	(2)
Populations at Risk: Economic and Social Justice	26	(2)
Policy and Planning	28	(4)
Research and Practice Evaluation	32	(1)
A Checklist for Family-Health-Centered Interventions	33	(2)
Generalist, Advanced Generalist, Specialized Concentrations, or Family Health Social Work	35	(2)
Future Directions	37	(4)
Intervention Strategies of the Family Health Perspective	41	(16)
Gregory J. Skibinski
Assessment and Diagnostic Impressions	43	(3)
Problem Sources and Manifestations	46	(1)
Intervention Skills to Eliminate Both Sources and Manifestations	47	(2)
Strategies to Evaluate Intervention	49	(2)
Example Case Study and Intervention Template	51	(2)
Conclusion	53	(4)
SECTION II: FAMILY HEALTH APPROACH IN PRACTICE
Child Maltreatment and Family Health Practice	57	(8)
Gregory J. Skibinski
Assessment and Diagnostic Impression	57	(1)
Problem Sources and Manifestations	58	(1)
Activities to Eliminate Both Sources and Manifestations	59	(3)
Strategies to Evaluate Intervention	62	(3)
Intervening with Domestic Violence Using the Family Health Perspective	65	(16)
Joan C. McClennen
Introduction	65	(1)
Social Worker's Initial Interview with Rita	66	(2)
Assessment and Diagnostic Impressions	68	(5)
Identification of the Problem Source and Manifestations	73	(1)
Intervention Strategies and Skills to Eliminate Both the Sources and Manifestations of the Problems	74	(2)
Strategies to Evaluate Intervention	76	(1)
Conclusion	77	(4)
Mental Health and Family Health Social Work Practice	81	(10)
Catherine L. Hawkins
Lisa Langston
Assessment and Diagnostic Impression	81	(4)
Source of the Problem and Manifestations	85	(1)
Intervention Strategies and Skills	86	(2)
Strategies to Evaluate Intervention	88	(3)
Family Health Practice in a Medical Setting with an Infant and Her Family	91	(10)
Melissa A. Hollis
Gregory J. Skibinski
Assessment and Diagnostic Impressions	91	(5)
Problem Sources and Manifestations	96	(1)
Intervention Strategies and Activities to Eliminate Both Sources and Manifestations	96	(3)
Strategies to Evaluate Intervention	99	(1)
Epilogue	100	(1)
Family Health Practice with Older Adult Populations	101	(12)
Christine A. Price
Francis K. O. Yuen
Introduction	101	(3)
Case Study: The Martinez Family	104	(2)
Assessment and Diagnostic Impressions	106	(1)
Problem Sources and Manifestations	107	(1)
Intervention Skills	107	(4)
Evaluation	111	(2)
Navigating Family Health in Families with Alcohol Abuse	113	(18)
James G. Daley
Introduction	113	(1)
Models of Family Recovery from Alcohol Abuse	114	(9)
Family Health Social Work Practice and Family Recovery Issues	123	(2)
Simulated Case Study	125	(2)
Future Directions for Family Health Social Work Practice with Families with Alcohol Abuse	127	(4)
Family Health Practice with the Spiritually Diverse Person	131	(16)
Francis K. O. Yuen
Doman Lum
Introduction	131	(3)
The Spiritually Diverse Person	134	(3)
Case Study: The Case of Annie	137	(3)
Assessment and Diagnostic Impressions	140	(1)
Problem Sources and Manifestations	141	(1)
Intervention Skills	141	(3)
Evaluation	144	(3)
The Management of a Family Health and Family-Based Services Agency	147	(14)
Francis K. O. Yuen
John Gunther
Family Health Agency Services	147	(2)
Building a Family Health Agency versus a Family Service Agency	149	(4)
Case Study	153	(2)
Assessment and Diagnostic Impressions	155	(1)
Source of the Problem and Manifestations	156	(1)
Intervention Strategies	156	(3)
Strategies to Evaluate Intervention	159	(2)
Americans with Disabilities Act and Family Health	161	(14)
John T. Pardeck
Introduction	161	(1)
Discrimination and Disability	162	(2)
Harris Public Opinion Poll and the ADA	164	(1)
Case Study: Mary Ann and the Americans with Disabilities Act	165	(3)
Assessment Impressions	168	(2)
Problem Sources and Manifestations	170	(1)
Intervention Skills	171	(2)
Evaluation	173	(2)
Family Policy and Family Health	175	(10)
John T. Pardeck
Problem Sources and Manifestations	175	(2)
Family Policy Supporting American Families	177	(3)
Evaluation	180	(5)
SECTION III: REFLECTION, SUMMARY, AND CONCLUSION
The Utilities of the Family Health Approach When Working in a Family Education and Support Program	185	(8)
Katie Ellsworth
Program Overview	185	(1)
Family Health Perspective	186	(1)
Comparison of the Family Health Perspective and the Family Education and Support Program	186	(3)
Family Health Practitioner Roles	189	(1)
Conclusion	190	(3)
The Biopsychosocial Model of Pain Management	193	(10)
Mark J. Kellen
Introduction	193	(2)
Case #1	195	(2)
Case #2	197	(1)
Case #3	198	(1)
Case #4	199	(1)
Case #5	200	(1)
Conclusion	200	(3)
Family Health Social Work Practice: Summary, Problems, Focuses, Theories, and Intervention Skills	203	(10)
Francis K. O. Yuen
Gregory J. Skibinski
Definition of the Family	203	(1)
Dimensions of the Family	204	(1)
Definition of Health	204	(1)
Definition of Family Health	205	(1)
Family Health Intervention Skills	205	(1)
Family Health Focuses, Theories, and Skills	206	(7)
Conclusions	213	(6)
John T. Pardeck
Index	219