平特五不中

Practice with Individuals and Families

The School of Social Work at 平特五不中 prepares graduates for specialized professional practice in one of two areas: 鈥淧ractice with Individuals and Families鈥� and 鈥淚nternational, Community, and Policy Practice鈥�.

Practice with Individuals and Families

This area of practice supports students in developing theoretical and clinical capacities to provide effective services for individuals and families presenting with an array of complex social, psychological, physical, and mental health issues. Courses in this stream incorporate theoretical and clinical perspectives based on research-informed best practices. Curricula include advanced methods of child and family assessment and treatment, couple counselling, child, youth and adult mental health, child welfare, violence against women, youth justice, persons with disabilities, illness and palliative care, ageing, social care, caregiving, and loss and bereavement.

Courses

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International, Community, and Policy Practice听

Over the past several decades, interest and opportunities in International & Community Development within social work have burgeoned. To this end, this area of study has been developed to serve our increasingly diverse populations within Qu茅bec and Canada and in an increasingly interconnected world.

Practicing in this field involves working with individuals, families, groups, organizations and communities to influence laws, legislation and policies. This area of practice is ideal for students considering careers in international and community development, practice work with immigrants, refugees and war-affected populations, advocacy work on global policy issues, and those aiming to broaden their domestic practice competence through understanding the international dimensions of community and social issues

Courses

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