He / she uses the methods of individual case work, social group work and community work.
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In 1973, the School abandoned the traditional social casework, social group work, community organization framework and adopted an integrated academic paradigm.
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As Clara Kaiser ( 1958 ) has indicated there have been numerous philosophical and theoretical influences on the development of social group work.
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In 1965 Bernstein and colleagues introduced another social group work practice theory ( Bernstein, 1978; Lowy, 1978; Garland, Kolodney & Jones, 1978 ).
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She began her lifelong study of the emerging field of social group work when she worked at a Minneapolis settlement house in the mid-1920s.
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The period of time between the 1930s and the 1950s was one of growth and expansion for social group work ( Alissi, 1980; Wilson, 1976 ).
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Her ground-breaking book, " Essentials of Social Group Work Skill " ( University of Pennsylvania, 1973 ), was used to train students in social work for many years.
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During this period of time not only would the field of social group work debut at the National Conference for Social Work but additional advances would be made.
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While referred to as social group work ( Papell & Rothman, 1966 ), Schwartz preferred to think of this model as social work with groups ( Schwartz, 1976 ).
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The psychological needs of returning war veterans who served in World War II resulted in the more frequent application of social group work in psychiatric treatment ( Konopka, 1983 ).
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