Introduction to Social Work in Canada: Histories, Contexts, and Practices (2nd Edition) – PDF

This inclusive overview of social work integrates perspectives from English, French, and Indigenous communities in Canada to offer a comprehensive treatment of the past, fundamental skills, and specific domains of social work practice and exploration.

The first section of the second edition of Introduction to Social Work in Canada delves into the origins and essential concepts of social work in Canada, highlighting how Indigenous, French, and English influences have shaped the profession. It further explores theoretical approaches and the core principles and ethics that guide social work practice. In section two, the focus shifts to the fundamental skills necessary for social workers, emphasizing the importance of collaboration with individuals, families, groups, and communities. The third section delves into specific domains of social work practice, including healthcare and working with diverse populations such as children, Indigenous communities, individuals with disabilities, immigrants and refugees, the LGBTQ community, elderly communities, and global social work. This manuscript incorporates Canadian perspectives and scholarship, making it an ideal resource for introductory social work courses. The second edition has been updated and expanded, with a particular emphasis on Indigenous Peoples and their relationship with the field of social work.

“With various case vignettes and practice notes by diverse practitioners, I believe this ebook will be appreciated and enjoyed by those seeking to understand the English, Indigenous, and French realities of social work practice in Canada.” — Akin Taiwo, King University College

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