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Learn More About This Book: Table of Contents Read an Excerpt: Do you work with difficult people? Learn how to cope. Related Titles: The Home Visitor's Guidebook: Promoting Optimal Parent and Child Development, Third Edition Developing Staff Competencies for Supporting People with Developmental Disabilities, Second Edition |
"Human services? . . . That must be so rewarding." By
The second edition of this ultra-practical resource helps both students and professionals in the human services fields be more focused and fulfilled in the work they do. By working through self-analysis exercises on issues such as work-related values and conflicts, personal goals and limits, respect for consumers, collaboration among colleagues, and stress management, readers can learn to avoid burnout and approach their work more realistically and optimistically. The author offers practical examples and essential survival tips to help professionals keep up with changes in the human services field. The book is illuminated by candid, insightful comments from a variety of experienced professionals, including those who work with people with disabilities, children who have been abused, people with substance addictions, people with chronic mental illnesses, and people at risk for HIV/AIDS. An essential preservice and in-service training text, as well as an excellent self-help resource for professionals in direct services, social work, counseling, physical and occupational therapy, speech-language pathology, special education, rehabilitation, elder care, and any other human services profession. |
![]() ORDERING INFO ISBN 1-55766-332-7 Paperback 240 pages / 6 x 9 1999 / $24.95 Stock# 3327 |
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Table of Contents About the Author And Introducing... Acknowledgments Section I: HUMAN SERVICES PROFESSIONAL
Section II: HUMAN SERVICES PROFESSIONAL
Section III: HUMAN SERVICES PROFESSIONAL
Section IV: AGAIN, HUMAN
References Useful Resources Index |
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