Creativity in Social Work Practice

Abstract

This paper addresses the need for creativity in social work education and social workpractice. Emphasis is placed on a creative infrastructure in education rather than conventional teaching. The authors offer a pedagogy that attempts to encourage the creative process in students so that they may apply such creative skills as practitioners. Furthermore, the authors give a working example of how a social work department can integrate creativity into a structured educational environment.

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