Practitioner vulnerability in children and families social work-identity, impact and implications
Basado en entrevistas cualitativas en profundidad, este artículo explora las experiencias de vulnerabilidad de diecinueve Trabajadores Sociales de niños y familias en Inglaterra y discute cómo este estado emocional se manifiesta e impacta en la práctica. Como muestra este estudio, los trabajadores a...
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