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000806324 1001_ $$aHoy-Gerlach, Janet.
000806324 24510 $$aHuman-animal interactions :$$ba social work guide /$$cJanet Hoy-Gerlach and Scott Wehman.
000806324 264_1 $$aWashington, DC :$$bNASW Press, National Association of Social Workers,$$c[2017]
000806324 300__ $$aix, 181 pages :$$billustrations ;$$c23 cm
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000806324 504__ $$aIncludes bibliographical references (pages 151-173) and index.
000806324 5050_ $$aThe relevance of human-animal interaction for social work practice -- Human-animal interaction within the social work profession : a historical overview -- Understanding biological, psychological, and social benefits of human-animal interaction within a strengths perspective -- Risks and ethical issues associated with human-animal interaction -- Companion animals within family systems across the life course -- The link between violence toward humans and violence toward animals -- Animal companionship and human diversity -- Companion animal loss -- Understanding the therapeutic roles of animals -- Emerging specialities : veterinary social work and social work practice at humane societies.
000806324 520__ $$a"Animals--whether as household companions, therapy animals comforting those in need, or highly trained service dogs supporting people with disabilities--occupy important positions in the lives of many individuals and their larger communities. Despite increasing recognition of the relevance of human-animal interaction (HAI) to social work practice, the topic remains largely ignored by many educational and training programs. As a result, the significant roles that animals can play in human interventions are often overlooked. In Human-Animal Interactions: A Social Work Guide, Janet Hoy-Gerlach and Scott Wehman provide a comprehensive examination of HAI and its applicability to helping professions. The book begins with a detailed overview of HAI, analyzing its history; extensive biological, physiological, and social benefits; and associated risks and ethical concerns. Relational aspects of HAI are also considered, including the role of companion animals in family systems, the loss of companion animals, and the various contexts in which social workers may have to confront and address violence toward animals. The varying therapeutic roles of animals and related practice guidelines are delineated and discussed. The book concludes with an exploration of HAI specialization areas within social work practice, including veterinary social work, practice within humane societies, and other emerging areas. Human-Animal Interactions: A Social Work Guide is a unique, meticulously researched resource for students, academics, and practitioners. Supplemented with current legal guidelines and recommendations for further reading, this book will help social workers and other helping professionals improve the welfare of humans and animals alike. One-third of the book sale royalties will go to the Toledo Area Humane Society, which provides MSW internships and innovative human-animal support programming" -- From the publisher.
000806324 650_0 $$aHuman-animal relationships$$xSocial aspects.
000806324 650_0 $$aHuman-animal relationships$$xPsychological aspects.
000806324 7001_ $$aWehman, Scott.
000806324 77608 $$iOnline version:$$aHoy-Gerlach, Janet.$$tHuman-animal interactions.$$dWashington, DC : NASW Press, 2017$$z9780871015181$$w(DLC)  2017006480
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