A Handbook of Theory for Social Care
Volume One

By Siobhan Maclean and Iain Maclean

A City and Guilds Endorsed Publication     Requirements to show an understanding of theory to meet many of the National Occupational Standards in the sector (eg: NVQ's) causes a gread deal of anxiety for candidates and assessors alike. This handbook provides a basic and accessible introduction to the main theories relevant to practice. The text provides illustrative examples to support readers to understand how theory applies to every aspect of their work. This two volume handbook has been immensely popular and is now endorsed by City & Guilds. This first volume of the handbook is suitable for staff working up to level 3 NVQ. Staff working at level 4 will also find volume 2 useful. Contents include: The value base; oppression and anti-oppressive practice; social imagery; stereotyping; labelling; equality and diversity; child development; adult development; Maslow's hierarchy of needs; attachment theory; identity; behavioural theory; power; powerlessness and empowerment; advocacy; stress and distress; grief and loss; medical and social models; recovery model; group work; social role valorisation; service accomplishments; person centred care; holistic approaches; learning theories.   A5 spiral bound; 164 pages ISBN: 978-1-903575-42-0 £10

Frequently purchased together with:   Birth to Eighteen Years: Children and the Law Social Care and the Law: An NVQ Related Reference Guide A Handbook of Theory for Social Care: Volume 2

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