SOCIAL WORK WITH GROUPS 
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a journal of community and clinical practice... 
Co-Editors: 
Catharine P. Papell, DSW 
Professor a n d Director 
Direct Practice Division 
Adelphl University School of Social Work 
Garden City, New York 
Beulah Rothman, DSW 
Formerly Professor and Director 
Doctoral Program 
Adetohl University School of Soctal Work 
Garden City. New York 
"Exquisite! The format, selection of 
articles, a n d quality are outstanding. 
I know of no other 'group' 
lournal comparable to mis onel" 
d. L Eustor, Chairperson, • 
Social Work With IndMduOt & Groups. 
UnKwnlty of South Carolina, 
School of Social Wo* 
"A fine resource for a wideranging 
variety of professionals 
who work with groups in the 
human services.* 
ingrom Paimy, Associate Protestor of Sociology, 
Franc* Marion Cofege. South Carolina 
Social Work With Groups Is a 
quarterly journal of community and 
clinical practice. A reference for 
those In the social work profession 
who value and seek to understand 
the small group, the journal addresses 
the issues of groupwork In 
psychiatric, rehabilitative, and multipurpose 
social work and social 
service agencies; crisis theory and 
groupwork; the use of group 
programs in clinical ana community 
practice; as well as basic group 
competencies for all social work 
professionals. 
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Social Work With Groups links t h e 
vitality of the history of social work 
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of the profession. Both theoretical 
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offering useful knowledge and skills to 
all human service professionals work- 
Ing with the small group. 
Volume 11, No. I—Fall 198S. 
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Volume 12, No. 1—Fall 1989. 
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