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Uniquely wide-ranging in its coverage of key concepts, themes and issues relating to human growth and development in adults, this textbook explores the crucial challenges and transitions that adults negotiate in their lives. It examines key topics and issues within professional practice with adults and their families, covering a wide range of practice areas and fusing essential theory and research with practical application. Drawing on insights and debates from across sociology, psychology, criminology and aligned disciplines, this textbook is thoughtfully structured to provide an accessible and supportive resource. Key features include:• chapter-by-chapter summaries, case studies and practice examples; • active learning activities to consolidate knowledge; • a broad range of tools to develop critical thinking and reflective practice.With a companion volume that addresses children and young people, this is an essential tool for students and a valuable refresher resource for experienced practitioners.
Jonathan Parker is Professor of Society and Social Welfare at Bournemouth University.Sara Ashencaen Crabtree is Professor of Social and Cultural Diversity at Bournemouth University.
Introduction - Jonathan Parker and Sara Ashencaen CrabtreePart I: Theories and models of human growth and development in adultsIntroduction and history: approaches to human growth and development in adults - Jonathan Parker and Sara Ashencaen CrabtreeCognitive theories and cognitive development relevant to adults - Margarete ParrishMoral, spiritual and existential development - Peter SztoAdults, families and social networks in the relational social world method - Fabio Folgheraiter, Valentina Calcaterra and Elena CabiatiCritical perspectives on human growth and development in adults - Jonathan Parker and Sara Ashencaen CrabtreePart II: Specific developmental issuesCritical aspects of attachment theory: empirical research findings and current applications - Gabriele SchäferFamilies and friends: relationship development in Muslim cultures - Sara Ashencaen CrabtreeEducation and learning in adults: implications for social work - Maggie HutchingsLife course criminology and adults - Richard Heslop and Jonathan ParkerHealth and disability in adults: definitions and models - Vanessa HeaslipDeath: a brief social and cultural history - Sam PorterWorking with adults with disabilities - Rachel FysonPart III: Professional practiceMental health and ill-health in adults - Steve TeeAdults at risk of abuse - Bridget Penhale and Jonathan ParkerParenting and care in adulthood: an intersectional framework for support - Hyun-Joo Lim and Mastoureh FathiDementia care practices, complexities and mythologies - Julie Christie
"This is a great book for those looking for more than simply an introduction to social work theory, in depth and comprehensive. A companion for the critical social work student." Michael McGrath-Brookes, Brunel University