Groupwork Practice for Social Workers
• Values and ethics, anti-oppressive practice, empowerment – use of power; • The development of practice skills and evidence-based practice; • Multi-agency and interprofessional working with others in groups; • The service-user experience and opportunity for participation in all processes of group-work development;
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