Fall 2023 SOWK 486w Week 01 - Theories of Practice I Introduction
Dr. Jacob Campbell
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![SOWK 486w (1): Theories of Practice I (3 credits) Fall 2023, Heritage at CBC Jacob Campbell, Ph.D., LICSW Office Hours: By Arrangement Office Location: By Arrangement Course Hours: Wednesdays 5:30 – 8:15 PM Email: campbell_j@heritage.edu Cell Phone: (509) 392-1056 Class Location: SWL 108 Course Description Generalist social work practice with microsystems. Knowledge and methods to bring about planned change with individuals and client-identified family systems practice in interpersonal skills. Offered Fall semester. Limited to majors Prerequisite(s): limited to majors or permission of program chair. Course Purpose This course emphasizes professional knowledge, values, skills, cognitive, and affective processes required for generalist practice with individuals. In addition, the class gives attention to various interprofessional conceptual frameworks. Some examples of these include such as systems theory, ecological perspective, and the strengths perspective. Finally, students address competencies for the beginning level practitioner necessary for successful intervention with various micro-client systems. Relationship to Other Sequences and Other Courses SOWK 486w is a practice class focused on teaching skills for effecting changes in individual clients. It is considered a “w” class because it is writing-focused. During a student’s time in the social work program, there are three theories of practice courses. Each one focuses on a different level of interaction. First, this course starts with individuals, then SOWK 487 Theories of Practice II concentrates on working with groups. Finally, SOWK 488 looks at working with communities and a macro perspective. REVIEWING SYLLABUS Land Acknowledgement Heritage University occupies its home on the traditional lands of the Yakama People. These ancestral homelands are the Yakama, Palouse, Pisquouse, Wenatshapam, Klikatat, Klinquit, Kow- was-say-ee, Li-aywas, Skin-pah, Wish-ham, Shyiks, Ochechotes, Kah-milt-pa, and Se-ap-cat, who today are represented by the Confederated Tribes and Bands of the Yakama Nation [TREATY OF 1855] and, whose relationship with this land continues to this day. Heritage University, grounded in the vision of the two Yakama women founders, respects Indigenous peoples as traditional guardians of the lands and the enduring relationship Long and in-depth, but a useful document! Jacob Campbell, Ph.D., LICSW Heritage University SOWK 486w Fall 2023](../deck-11060-large-11.jpeg)
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