Systemische Modelle für die Soziale Arbeit

This book makes an important contribution to bridging the gap between social work on one hand and systems theory on the other by linking the methods and action orientations from both fields. It thus makes the boundaries between social work, social pedagogy, therapy, and counseling permeable and surmountable. Social work gains a multitude of methods through this integration; systems therapy sharpens the perspective on social contexts beyond the specific reference system. Wolf Ritscher outlines helpful perspectives and courses of action for theory and practice. In this sense, it is a textbook for anyone engaged in systemic work in the psychosocial field.