Clinical Social Work as an Art form

Max Siporin

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Social Work Education and Practice Psychotherapy Techniques and Applications Art Therapy and Mental Health

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Many social work practitioners consider social work an art form. The author considers the nature of this art form and describes how practitioners use style, relationship, and metaphor to create an aesthetic experience for both clients and practitioners in the therapeutic process.

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