A compassionate explanation of human developmental needs and the ways professionals can assist clients in meeting those needs. A powerful treatise on basic human motivation, needs, and desires that is relevant for today's social workers and their clients.
Highlights
History of the Book
Public Assistance
Basic Motivations & Adaptations
Infancy & Childhood
Adulthood & Old Age
Handicapped Family
General Principles in Human Needs & Behavior
Motivations
Also available:
Pocket Guide to Essential Human Services - ISBN 0871013657
Outcomes Measurement in the Human Services: Cross-Cutting Issues and Methods - ISBN 0871012758
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