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• Contents
• About the Editors
• Contributors
• Preface
• Acknowledgments
• I: Overview of Collaborative Forensic Practice
• Chapter 1 Defining Collaborative Forensic Social Work With Diverse Populations
• Chapter 2 A History of Forensic Social Work in the United States
• Chapter 3 Visualizing Forensic Social Work and Collaborative Practice: A Social Justice Systems Appr
• Chapter 4 Understanding Civil and Criminal Law
• Chapter 5 From Intervention Roles to Multidisciplinary Practice
• II: Forensic Practice in Family and Social Services
• Chapter 6 The Family and Social Work Practice
• Chapter 7 Social Services: Meeting Basic Human Needs of Income, Food, and Shelter
• Chapter 8 Assisting Female Victims of Intimate Partner Violence: The Role of Victim Advocates
• Chapter 9 Forensic Practice With Older Adult Victims of Abuse
• III: Forensic Practice in Education
• Chapter 10 Education, Social Work, and the Law
• Chapter 11 Building Bridges: School Reentry of Incarcerated Juveniles
• IV: Forensic Practice in Child Welfare
• Chapter 12 Child Welfare
• Chapter 13 Forensic Interviewing for Child Sexual Abuse
• V: Forensic Practice in Mental Health and Substance Abuse
• Chapter 14 Mental Health and Addictions: Legal and Ethical Issues for Practice
• Chapter 15 “Order in the Drug Court”: Understanding the Intersection of Substance Abuse and Law
• Chapter 16 Women at Risk: Legal Involvement Among Mothers in Addiction Treatment
• Chapter 17 Suicide-Prevention Programming in the Jail Setting
• VI: Forensic Practice in Juvenile and Criminal Justice
• Chapter 18 Juvenile Justice and Social Work
• Chapter 19 Prisons as a Practice Setting
• Chapter 20 Reentry in the Twenty-First Century
• Chapter 21 The Disproportionate Legislative Waiver of Minority Youth Into the Criminal Justice Syste
• Chapter 22 Restorative Justice: What Social Workers Need to Know
• VII: Diversity, Human Rights, and Immigration
• Chapter 23 Human Rights: Some Implications for Social Work
• Chapter 24 Calling Some “Illegal”: Practice Considerations in Work With Undocumented Immigrants
• Chapter 25 Collaborative Forensic Social Work With Refugees
• Chapter 26 Human Rights Issues and Research With Prisoners and Other Vulnerable Populations: Where D
• Appendices
• Appendix A: Strengths-Based Psychosocial Assessment (Child Welfare and Community Populations and Set
• Appendix B: Rapid Psychosocial Assessment
• Appendix C: Psychiatric Evaluation Example
• Appendix D: Forensic Interviewing Best Practices Example
• Appendix E: Multidisciplinary Example: NJ Anti-Trafficking Coalition
• Index
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• D
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• G
• H
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• Q
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