Beschreibung:
This book draws upon the Colorado Model of Criminal Defense-Based Forensic Social Work - a holistic, client-centered collaborative approach that uses a trauma-informed care framework - to outline the numerous roles and skills of a forensic social worker.
Foreword Tina Maschi Preface Ashley Ratliff and Jacoba Rock 1. Introduction and Overview Ashley Ratliff & Marty Beyer 2. Guiding Principles of Practice: A Critical Interdisciplinary Approach Toward Effective Client Representation and Advocacy Ashley Ratliff, Maren Willins, and Sarah Buchanan 3. Roles of the Forensic Social Worker Molly Hennessey and Maren Willins 4. Skills Maren Willins and Hillary Vervalin 5. Cultural Humility and Special Populations Claire Schmidt and Molly Hennessey 6. Work Product (Written, Demonstrative, Oral) Hillary Vervalin and Kathleen McGuire 7. Forensic Social Work and Collaboration with Expert Witnesses Hillary Vervalin, Ashley Ratliff, and Kathleen McGuire 8. Self-Care Maren Willins and Ashley Ratliff