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Introduction to spiritually sensitive social work practice: For trainings at social welfare organizations in South Korea
Canda, Edward R.
Canda, Edward R.
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This book contains English and Korean bilingual resources for teaching and training about spirituality in professional social work practice in South Korea. The four chapters present slides for training based on the author's presentations and research for more than 35 years in collaboration with Korean colleagues regarding spiritual diversity and social welfare. Chapter One presents an introduction to values and principles for spiritually sensitive social work; Chapter Two presents relevant definitions and theory base; Chapter Three provides guidelines for spiritually attuned assessment of clients and human service organizational workplaces; and Chapter Four addresses spiritually sensitive helping activities for social workers and clients. The Appendix offers a list of additional publications and videos by the author and colleagues as training resources for educators and practitioners; many of these are open access. The translator of this book is Sungsim Lee, PhD Candidate, Loyola University Chicago.
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2025
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Spiritual Diversity and Social Work Initiative, School of Social Welfare, University of Kansas
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Canda, E. R. (2025). Introduction to spiritually sensitive social work practice: For trainings at social welfare organizations in South Korea. English & Korean. (Translator, Sungsim Lee]. Lawrence, KS: Spiritual Diversity and Social Work Initiative, School of Social Welfare, The University of Kansas.