Reinventing human services: community- and family-centered practice

Abstract

The product of an intensive collaboration, this book draws on the contributors' cutting-edge experiences in redesigning services and reshaping practices within the human services system. The interdisciplinary modes offered here show how the work of practitioners in such fields as economics, urban planning, criminal justice, psychology, marriage counseling, family therapy, and education-along with social work-is integrating individual, family, and community levels of practice and reconceptualizing professional community relations. The emphasis throughout is on prevention rather than reaction.

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