SocialWork Practice Innovations: Helping Clients Understand, Explore, and Develop Their Friendships

This article demonstrates the importance of helping clients understand, explore, and develop friendships in social work practice. The nature of friendships is explored. A cross-disciplinary analysis of the literature concerning friendships and their relationship to human health and functioning is...

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Main Authors:	Rich Furman, Kathryn Collins, Janet Swanson
Format:	Article
Language:	English
Published:	Indiana University School of Social Work 2003-12-01
Series:	Advances in Social Work
Subjects:	Friendship social support social work practice
Online Access:	https://journals.iupui.edu/index.php/advancesinsocialwork/article/view/47

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title	SocialWork Practice Innovations: Helping Clients Understand, Explore, and Develop Their Friendships
title_short	SocialWork Practice Innovations: Helping Clients Understand, Explore, and Develop Their Friendships
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publisher	Indiana University School of Social Work
series	Advances in Social Work
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description	This article demonstrates the importance of helping clients understand, explore, and develop friendships in social work practice. The nature of friendships is explored. A cross-disciplinary analysis of the literature concerning friendships and their relationship to human health and functioning is discussed. Case examples illustrating the importance of friendships and examples of the conscious use of friendships as a target of intervention are provided.
topic	Friendship social support social work practice
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SocialWork Practice Innovations: Helping Clients Understand, Explore, and Develop Their Friendships

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