Social Work Practice Across Disability

Rothman, Juliet

1. Theoretical Frameworks 2. A Historical Perspective 3. The Disability Rights Movement in the Unites States 4. Disability Legislation and the ADA 5. Disability Demographics 6. Disability and Identity Development 7. Using Disability Groupings to Understand the Individual Experience 8. Understanding the Lived Experience: Onset, Course, and Outcome 9. Understanding the Lived Experience: Living with Limitations and Stereotypes 10. Understanding the Lived Experience: Three Vulnerable Populations 11. Using Client Strengths and Worker Skills to Optimize Communication 12. Assessing Individuals and Communities 13. Practice Models: Working with Individuals 14. Practice Models: Working within the Disability Community 15. Practice Models: Disability as a Social and Political Concern 16. Overview of Network and Services in the Public Sector 17. Overview of Network and Services in the Private Sector 18. Public and Private Intersections in Health Care 19. Public and Private Intersections in Housing and Personal Care Needs 20. Public and Private Intersections in Employment and Income Support 21. The Social Support and Recreation Network 22. Mobility, Access, and Adaptive Technology