Women and Social Work: Towards a woman-centred practice

Jalna Hanmer · Daphne Statham

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Commonalities and diversities between women clients and women social workers women's life patterns the feminization of poverty women as carers living with men women, personal identity and self-esteem developing strategies in the workplace - men, women and management self-awareness, assessment and planning developing women-centred practice - building confidence and overcoming isolation conclusion - a code of practice for non-sexist women-centred social work.

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