Families in Society: The Journal of Contemporary Social Services

A new format involves client and therapist in a dynamic manner, at a time when both realize they have reached an impasse in the treatment process

Social workers should reflect upon their heritage, and accept their obligation to work for constructive social change while continuing to individualize human need

The fear of loss, loss, and separation are beginning to be recognized as important underlying dynamics in much pathology seen in clinical work

A concept is illustrated that provides a way of bringing diagnostic facts into a focus so that guidelines can be drawn for therapeutic intervention

Treatment efforts are directed to inculcating basic skills that may foster an ability to function in the community and avoid life-long institutionalization

A successful group tutoring program validates the importance of a collaborative relationship between the social worker and the school principal