Ida in the Middle

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if you could get all of the practice you need from just one study guide and achieve a high score on the LMSW Exam.
By combining review material and practice questions, this ASWB Masters Study Guide ensures that you will be fully prepared for the exam.
There are 4 full-length exams included.
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About the ASWB Master of Social Work Exam
How to Prepare for the ASWB Master of Social Work Exam
Human Growth and Development Throughout the Lifespan
Theories of Human Development
Development Norms Throughout the Lifespan
Health and Wellness Throughout the Lifespan
Concepts of Abuse and Neglect
Alcohol and Substance Abuse in Regard to Neglect and Abuse in Families
Diversity, Social and Economic Justice, and Oppression
Additional Topics Related to Growth and Development
Basic Terminology to Know in Social Work
Determining Program Effectiveness
Assessments as a Social Worker
Biopsychosocial Assessment/History and Collateral Data
Assessment Method Outlines and Key Factors
Conducting Assessments Involving Parents and Children
Client Involvement With Client Assessments
Intervention Planning
Psychotherapies
Immigration, Refugee, or Undocumented Status in Regard to Service Delivery
Intervention Processes and Techniques for Use Across Systems
Client Engagement, Motivation, and Feedback in the Intervention Process
Methods of Social Work, Active Listening, and Receiving Feedback
Placement and Placement Options Based on the Level of Care Required
Discharge, Aftercare, and Follow-up Planning
Case Management in Social Work
Professional Values and Ethical Issues
Models of Supervision and the Ethical Responsibility of Supervisors and Managers
Client/Social Worker Legal and Ethical Professional Boundaries
Social Workers, Professional Development, Risks, and Developing Protocols
Confidentiality in Social Work
Professional Development and Use of Self in Social Work
Development and Organization in Social Work