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SOWK 661

Theoretical and Philosophical Perspectives for Community-based Health and Wellness

3 credits · Graduate Programs

Situating clinical social work practice in community mental health, historically, politically and socio-culturally, focusing on power and intersectionality in relationship to contemporary debates. Prerequisite(s): Admission to the MSW with a BSW and a specialization in Clinical Social Work Practice; or the MSW with a non-BSW and a specialization in Clinical Social Work Practice and completion of 27 units of foundation courses; or the Graduate Certificate in Clinical Social Work Practice with specialization in Community-Informed Practice for Health and Wellbeing. Also known as: (formerly Social Work 610.05 Theoretical and Philosophical Perspectives for Community-based Health and Wellness

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