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OverviewFull Product DetailsAuthor: Ashley Ratliff (private practice, Colorado, USA) , Maren Willins (private practice Colorado, USA)Publisher: Taylor & Francis Ltd Imprint: Routledge Weight: 0.560kg ISBN: 9781138221543ISBN 10: 1138221546 Pages: 158 Publication Date: 16 October 2018 Audience: College/higher education , Professional and scholarly , Postgraduate, Research & Scholarly , Professional & Vocational Format: Paperback Publisher's Status: Active Availability: In Print  This item will be ordered in for you from one of our suppliers. Upon receipt, we will promptly dispatch it out to you. For in store availability, please contact us. Table of ContentsForeword Tina Maschi Preface Ashley Ratliff and Jacoba Rock 1. Introduction and Overview Ashley Ratliff & Marty Beyer 2. Guiding Principles of Practice: A Critical Interdisciplinary Approach Toward Effective Client Representation and Advocacy Ashley Ratliff, Maren Willins, and Sarah Buchanan 3. Roles of the Forensic Social Worker Molly Hennessey and Maren Willins 4. Skills Maren Willins and Hillary Vervalin 5. Cultural Humility and Special Populations Claire Schmidt and Molly Hennessey 6. Work Product (Written, Demonstrative, Oral) Hillary Vervalin and Kathleen McGuire 7. Forensic Social Work and Collaboration with Expert Witnesses Hillary Vervalin, Ashley Ratliff, and Kathleen McGuire 8. Self-Care Maren Willins and Ashley RatliffReviewsCriminal Defense-Based Forensic Social Work describes social workers who appreciate the needs of clients and effectively tell their stories to achieve developmentally-sound justice. Their innovative approach as part of the defense team, the diverse social work talents required, and their skillful collaboration with families and others are demonstrated through four clients woven into the book's eight information-packed chapters. Criminal Defense-Based Forensic Social Work is inspiring for all of us working in juvenile and criminal court! Marty Beyer, PhD, juvenile justice and child welfare consultant After working over 25 years in forensic practice, it is great to have a book that examines the practice of defensed-based forensic social work. The contributors have provided us with a great tool for enhancing our knowledge and teaching, while educating the criminal justice community. The book reveals the most critical aspects and duties required by social workers involved in criminal defense work. Lori James-Townes, MSW-LCSW-C, Lecturer, Department of Family Studies & Community Development, Towson University This book provides valuable information about the variety of pertinent issues that a forensic social worker encounters. What is most helpful about the format of the book is the comprehensive yet concise manner in which a multitude of information is delivered. Criminal Defense-Based Forensic Social Work is an important contribution to the field of forensic social work. I highly recommend this book to any new or seasoned forensic social worker! Carol Heinisch, MA, LCSW, Colorado State Public Defenders Office Criminal Defense-Based Forensic Social Work describes social workers who appreciate the needs of clients and effectively tell their stories to achieve developmentally-sound justice. Their innovative approach as part of the defense team, the diverse social work talents required, and their skillful collaboration with families and others are demonstrated through four clients woven into the book's eight information-packed chapters. Criminal Defense-Based Forensic Social Work is inspiring for all of us working in juvenile and criminal court! Marty Beyer, PhD, juvenile justice and child welfare consultant After working over 25 years in forensic practice, it is great to have a book that examines the practice of defensed-based forensic social work. The contributors have provided us with a great tool for enhancing our knowledge and teaching, while educating the criminal justice community. The book reveals the most critical aspects and duties required by social workers involved in criminal defense work. Lori James-Townes, MSW-LCSW-C, Lecturer, Department of Family Studies & Community Development, Towson University This book provides valuable information about the variety of pertinent issues that a forensic social worker encounters. What is most helpful about the format of the book is the comprehensive yet concise manner in which a multitude of information is delivered. Criminal Defense-Based Forensic Social Work is an important contribution to the field of forensic social work. I highly recommend this book to any new or seasoned forensic social worker! Carol Heinisch, MA, LCSW, Colorado State Public Defenders Office Author InformationAshley Ratliff, JD, MSW, has been a juvenile defense attorney in Colorado for over 10 years. Ms. Ratliff is an expert in comprehensive, holistic child-centered litigation for youth prosecuted in adult and juvenile courts. She currently leads the Youth in Adult Court Litigation Committee for the Colorado Juvenile Defender Center (CJDC) and is an adjunct professor at the University of Denver’s Graduate School of Social Work. Maren Willins, LCSW, is a criminal defense-based forensic social worker and psychotherapist in the Denver metro area. She is a licensed clinical social worker and has been working in the public and private criminal justice field for over 15 years. Ms. Willins has also had her own psychotherapy private practice for over 10 years, in which she provides solution-focused and client-centered therapy for individuals as well as supervision to new social workers. Tab Content 6Author Website:Countries AvailableAll regions |
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