Interviewing In Social Work
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"Interviewing In Social Work" provides essential guidance for social work professionals seeking to refine their communication and information-gathering techniques. This practical guide delves into the core principles of effective interviewing within the social work context. Students and practitioners alike will find invaluable insights into building rapport, eliciting crucial information, and navigating the complexities of client interactions. Explore proven methods for conducting empathetic and productive interviews that lead to positive outcomes.
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