SLWK 3397

(6 Credits) 1.5 Seminar hours, 25 Field Work hours Social Work Practice II builds on the skills and knowledge from Social Work Practice I with a goal of exposure to and involvement in more complex practice situations. Students integrate social work theories and methods in work with individuals, children and families, groups, or communities. Students are expected to demonstrate social work practice skills related to assessment, shared participation in the client change process, and interventions with a variety of client groups. A focus on reflective practice, professionalism, and social work ethics contribute to the continued development of social work identity. Students are required to complete 350 combined hours of fieldwork and seminar in order to successfully complete this course. In practicums where supervision is not provided by a registered social worker, students will be required to attend additional seminars to receive clinical supervision.