Disability Social Work: Connecting Critical Cultural Competence, Intersectionality, and Anti-oppressive Practice

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Disability Social Work: Connecting Critical Cultural Competence, Intersectionality, and Anti-oppressive Practice

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1 Social Work

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MA20210819

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Category: Diversity / Social & Cultural Competence, Developmental / Physical Disabilities

Category: Diversity / Social & Cultural Competence, Developmental / Physical Disabilities (show less)

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This article presents our disability social work practice model, which follows the social work planned change process, and is informed by the theoretical perspectives of critical cultural competence, intersectionality, and anti-oppressive practice. We first review the planned change process as a facet of social work practice. We then offer an overview of key theoretical perspectives that inform our practice model, including their application to disability social work practice. Next, we introduce a model for disability social work practice with a detailed case example following the work of a social worker and client using the planned change process. Finally, we offer a comparison of the proposed practice model to existing disability practice models.

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