Introduction to Social Work (Extended Version)

Esther Gillies, USC School of Social Work clinical associate professor, introduces the breadth and scope of social work and identifies the connections between micro and macro social work practice.

[@drasutoshpradhan8138]

A very crisp video lesson has complete clarity and can clarify the doubts of students of social work. Thanks for sharing it.
Prof. Asutosh Pradhan, Dean, School of Social Sciences & Head, Dept. of Interventional Development and Social Work, Mahatma Gandhi Central University, Motihari, Bihar, INDIA

[@emiliarobles-v29]

Thank you so much 😭 my head was making it seam like social work is impossible but going over the steps really made things a lot clearer

[@thesocialservicesvideonetw7305]

A GREAT encapsulation of how the work often touches all along the spectrum of focus/service areas, using a realistic social work related scenario...nice production value as well...thanks!

[@julietnnebuihe4979]

Real good and understandable. I must say, 'you are a good teacher'

[@nicolekerr7065]

But what about the child? How do you focus on helping him individually with all of these macro problems that are out of his control? Mental health, competence and confidence exercises/activities? Yes this was a great video btw.

[@airmizolina9626]

Thank you very much for this. I have been trying to interpret this from my SW books and lectures and not understanding it. This is amazing.

[@sheilastephenson7227]

I love this thank you so much! This was thee most informative video I have watched. Again thank you!

[@CassPerr219]

Great Video!! Thanks, very helpful!

[@biddyn2673]

A good video. As an aspiring student of social work, very enlightening video. Thanks

[@rbc4989]

I took some sociology courses while in an Lpn program and was amazed at the depth and breadth of it, including financial, psychological, etc. Thinking now about switching to social work instead.

[@pimmento1]

This was really informative...how they are interconnected...excellent way to show a budding social work student how to connect the dots....

[@pimmento1]

This explained it to me better than the teachers and text books. Such a simple way of saying it...

[@pcdihealth]

Wow, I am hooked! This is some awesome information. Thanks for the post. Take care

[@american236]

EXTREMELY HELPFUL.

[@michellelairet5784]

This was very informative. I learned a lot.

[@moelolekhori1636]

Very informative. Wooow this is what I've been looking for. Thank you

[@jerril4jah1]

indeed very helpful ! thanks a lot

[@diannewilliams6343]

Really helpful video and very knowledgeable

[@nor4374]

Very informative & easier to understand 👍🏼

[@awalahmedsaid9538]

its verry helpfull to me as a social worker tnkz indeed

[@hassenmohamed1841]

thanks indeed absolutly i get many idea for social work

[@zahidhossain5617]

Please provide us more videos about techniques of Social Work.

[@sharonjones2775]

Thank you!!!!

[@olgachimanuka9226]

We’ll explained. Thank you 🙏

[@akeem1221]

i love that-

[@dairusgeegbe6337]

Great presentation

[@benymanga8216]

Very Helpful..

[@fatema-tuj-zohora6715]

thank you

[@Newnewnew23]

hello mam really helpful thank you
Nasmin from INDIA

[@judyo7]

Very informative video!

[@VinayaNeeraj]

Thank u mam very helpful

[@nasriyaameir9610]

thank u

[@U.tv82]

very good and helpfull

[@muhumedinaaden965]

good lesson

[@sarfrazahmed8575]

good

[@rosettegracerivero1920]

like this video anyways .. ;)

[@rosettegracerivero1920]

the solution to the child's problem is not stated .. the focus now is to parents unemployment status
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[@austinmarchant9386]

She is trying to break down the chain reaction.

[@austinmarchant9386]

and how the social worker can help