MARC Record from Library of Congress

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001 49003917
003 DLC
005 20020429170055.0
008 721124s1948 pau 000 0 eng
010 $a 49003917
035 $a(OCoLC)501263
040 $aDLC$cOClU$dOCoLC$dDLC
050 00 $aHV41$b.T25
082 $a361
100 1 $aTaft, Jessie,$d1882-1960,$eed.
245 10 $aFamily casework and counseling,$ba functional approach.
260 $aPhiladelphia,$bUniv. of Pennsylvania Press,$c1948.
300 $ax, 304 p.$c24 cm.
410 20 $aUniversity of Pennsylvania.$bSchool of Social Work.$tSocial work process series
500 $a"We have included ... all but the dated articles from A functional approach to family case work published ... in 1944 ... and the articles from Part I of our 1946 pamphlet, Counseling and protective service as family case work."
505 0 $aIntroduction, by Jessie Taft.--Part 1. A functional approach to family casework: Introduction to Part 1, by Jessie Taft. Some problematic aspects of function in the family agency as revealed in two cases, by Rosa Wessel. The use of fee in the casework process in a family agency, by F. T. Levinson. The specific nature of family casework, by M. R. Gomberg. The relation of casework help to personality change, by Grace Marcus. A discussion of two case records illustrating personality change, by V. P. Robinson. The Lee case, by Else Jockel. The Marks case, by Ruth Fizdale.
500 $aPart 2. Counseling in a family agency: The family agency in the postwar period, by Marguerite Munro. Counseling as a service of the family agency, by M. R. Gomberg. The Gold case, a marital problem, by M. R. Gomberg. Discussion, by Jessie Taft. The Fox case, a problem in referral, by Jessie Taft; case record, by Celia Brody. Conclusion, by Jessie Taft.
650 0 $aSocial case work.
650 0 $aCounseling.