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The Art, Science, Heart, and Ethics of Social Group Work: Lessons from a Great Teacher
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  • 1990Skills for direct practice in social work102 cited
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  • 2005Group Work vs. Casework in a Group: Principles and Implications for Teaching and Practice69 cited
  • 1950Social Group Work Practice63 cited
  • 1990Group Work: A Humanistic Approach51 cited
  • 1974Groups in Social Work47 cited
  • 1991Group Skills in Social Work: A Four-Dimensional Approach47 cited
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  • 1977Warning: groups may be dangerous41 cited
  • 1993Group Work vs. Casework in a Group35 cited
  • 1999Purpose: A Misunderstood and Misused Keystone of Group Work Practice34 cited
  • 2006Making Joyful Noise: Presenting, Promoting, and Portraying Group Work to and for the Profession

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