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Human development and social work are deeply interconnected, as social workers support individuals through life's stages while promoting dignity and inclusion. Understanding developmental processes helps practitioners provide targeted interventions across the lifespan. Social Work and Human Development explores the psychological, social, and cultural factors that shape growth from childhood to old age. The book discusses life course theories, identity formation, and the influence of environment and relationships. It also highlights social policy implications and culturally responsive practice. By linking developmental theory with practical application, it offers guidance for social workers supporting holistic human development and wellbeing.

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Ms. Shruti Bhonsle is currently working as an Assistant Professor at Parul Institute of Social Work, Faculty of Social Work, Parul University. Ms. Shruti Bhonsle is pursuing a Ph.D. in Social Work from The Maharaja Sayajirao University of Baroda, MSW with Distinction from Navrachana University, and a B.Sc. in Zoology from MSU Vadodara. She has an impressive academic track record and has consistently contributed to teaching, research, and institutional development. She has presented papers at prominent National and International conferences and seminars. Her research interests are reflected in her extensive publication record, comprising over 25 research papers in reputed journals and book chapters. She has also received several awards and appreciations, including the Dr. J. K. Patel Memorial Award (2021), and recognitions for coordination of IQAC, T&P, etc. and participation in international mobility programs. Ms. Bhonsle has also contributed to academic innovation through econtent development. She has been involved in 4 National and International Consultancy projects. She has guided around 25 UG and PG students in projects and research dissertations.

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