Relational theory for social work practice: a feminist perspective

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Preface 1. The History of Social Work Through a Relational Lens 2. Relational Theory in a Nutshell 3. The Worker-Client Relationship 4. Relational Theory and Empathy 5. Assessment and Intervention: A Relational Point of View 6. Ethics and Values: A Relational Perspective

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