University Library: SWRK/220: Professional and Ethical Behaviors for Social Work Practice: Week 4

Problem-Solving Strategies in Social Work

Problem-Solving Strategies

Bass, K. J. (2021). In the field: Differences in the field: Reframing in social work practice. New Social Worker, 28(3), 8–10.
Clark, E. J., & Corbett, B. S. (2018). 10 facts on why you should find a mentor and what to expect from the relationship. New Social Worker, 25(2), 18–19.
Ferrara, M. H., & LaMeau, M. P. (Eds.). (2015). Developing problem-solving skills. In Life and career skills series: Vol. 4. Social skills (pp. 156–161). Gale.
Mindtools. (n.d.) Problem-solving sabotage.
Newhill, C. E., Mulvaney, E. A., & Simmons, B. F. (2020). Understanding values and ethics. In Skill development for generalist practice: Exercises for real-world application (pp. 25–40). SAGE Publications, Inc.
The problem-solving process. (n.d.) Mind Tools.

This reading explains strategies social workers can use to define their professional values and also presents approaches you can use to solve problems and ethical dilemmas in social work.

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