SWK 818A - Integrated Practice and Theory for Adults and Families I

3 Credit(s) Students will master various conceptual and practice frameworks informing ideas of health and wellness, including selected public health concepts such as the epidemiology, and social determinants of representative physical and mental health conditions. Students will develop and differentially apply advanced practice skills in assessment and intervention with individuals and families based on the conceptual models learned. Students will also learn to assess in an ongoing fashion the effectiveness of their direct practice and adjust interventions accordingly. Three lecture hours per week.
Pre-requisite or Co-requisite: SWK 722 or SWK 797