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Searching for Strengths in Child Protection

If you're seeking the bigger picture in working with children at risk, this book is full of valuable solution-focused ideas. Part one introduces the many dilemmas associated with social work assessment, while part two describes the process and stages of a comprehensive assessment.

Searching for Strengths in Child Protection

Author: Trish Mylan

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