ALCOHOLISM, FAMILY AND SOCIAL WORK PRACTICE
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- ISBN13: 9.78813E+12
- Binding: Hardcover
- Publisher Imprint: Rawat
- Pages: 256
- Language: English
- Edition: First
- Item Weight: 500
- BISAC Subject(s): Social Work
Alcoholism is not only the problem of individual health, but also poses a serious threat to society as well as to the family. In the fast changing modern society, a large number of families are affected by alcohol abuse resulting in increase in divorce, family breakup, child-neglect andabuse, financial crises and other family problems. The book aims to:
dispel myths about alcohol and alcohol abuse;
evaluate the realities and doubts regarding its effects on individuals and family members;
discuss physical, psycho-social, health and financial aspects of the victim families;
provide update and contemporary treatment methodology and strategies toovercome/minimize the problem;
encourage the sufferers, specially women and children, to face this problem more realistically and try to find out solutions throughprofessional approaches.
In this book an attempt has been made to study, discuss and analyse the problem of alcohol abuse based on an exhaustive study of 800families in the state of Haryana affected with this problem and practical experience of the author in dealing with this problem during his
practice for the last 25 years.
Solutions of the problems through family intervention are suggested with the help oftheoretical knowledge base of professional social work. The book will be useful to practitioners, researchers, planners, policymakers, teachers and students of social work, psychology, sociology, criminology, home science and all those who are concerned with issues related to family problems and human behaviour.
dispel myths about alcohol and alcohol abuse;
evaluate the realities and doubts regarding its effects on individuals and family members;
discuss physical, psycho-social, health and financial aspects of the victim families;
provide update and contemporary treatment methodology and strategies toovercome/minimize the problem;
encourage the sufferers, specially women and children, to face this problem more realistically and try to find out solutions throughprofessional approaches.
In this book an attempt has been made to study, discuss and analyse the problem of alcohol abuse based on an exhaustive study of 800families in the state of Haryana affected with this problem and practical experience of the author in dealing with this problem during his
practice for the last 25 years.
Solutions of the problems through family intervention are suggested with the help oftheoretical knowledge base of professional social work. The book will be useful to practitioners, researchers, planners, policymakers, teachers and students of social work, psychology, sociology, criminology, home science and all those who are concerned with issues related to family problems and human behaviour.
C.P. Singh served as Chairman, Department of Social Work, Kurukshetra University, Kurukshetra from 2006 to 2009 and again he continues as Professor and Chairman from 2012. He also worked with SOS Kindredoff International and was Project Officer in Urban Basic Services Programme, a joint project of UNICEF and Government of India. In 1996, 2006, 2007 and 2012 he participated in international conferences at Jakarta, Hong Kong, New Delhi and Stockholm on drug abuse, social work and health and social work and social development. He has more than a dozen research papers and two books to his credit.
He has been actively engaged in research and working with families and communities infested with alcoholism, drug abuse and resulting health hazards and has intensive and wide experience in dealing with various psycho-social problems.
He has been actively engaged in research and working with families and communities infested with alcoholism, drug abuse and resulting health hazards and has intensive and wide experience in dealing with various psycho-social problems.