The chronically mentally ill: a practice approach

Social Casework

|January 10, 1988

Abstract:

A conceptual framework for social work practice with chronically mentally ill clients is presented. This framework utilizes the ecological perspective, life model, and competence-oriented perspective for comprehensive assessment of problem situations with this client group.

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