Practice research in social work

Research is becoming increasingly important not only in theory building, but above all in the practice of social work. The authors systematically and theoretically describe concrete action knowledge, always based on practical examples from daycare centers, youth welfare, youth social work, addiction and delinquent aid, counseling and many other fields of social work. The focus is on a twelve-step presentation of the course of a practice research process, which can serve the preparation, planning and implementation of own approaches.