SWRK 6660 - Social Work Practice with Individuals

This course will increase the student’s skills in providing social work practice with individuals. Social, psychological, economic, political, cultural, and biological factors are considered as they impact on the individual’s efforts to grow and survive. Theoretical frameworks and related intervention models will be presented such as Humanistic, Existential, Solution-Focused, Crisis-Intervention, Psychodynamic, and/or Cognitive Behavioral. Particular attention will be paid to clients’ strengths.

Prerequisites/Corequisites: Prerequisite: SWRK 6600 or SWRK 6620.

Credits: 3 hours

Notes: Open to Graduate Students only.