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Critical Gerontology for Social Workers Book Review

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ABSTRACT “Critical Gerontology for Social Workers” is a collection of scholarly writings, edited by Dr. Sandra Torres and Dr. Sarah Donnelly, that provides readers an overview of challenges faced by… Click to show full abstract

ABSTRACT “Critical Gerontology for Social Workers” is a collection of scholarly writings, edited by Dr. Sandra Torres and Dr. Sarah Donnelly, that provides readers an overview of challenges faced by the growing older adult population using a critical gerontology lens. The book is divided into two sections that 1) provides readers with a contextual and theoretical foundation of gerontological social work and 2) applies these concepts to different practice settings to guide social workers in utilizing a critical gerontology lens in their work. Written by experts from different countries and backgrounds, this book teaches social workers how to employ a critical gerontology perspective to address issues faced by older adults, on both a macro and micro level, through research, policy, and practice.

Keywords: social workers; workers book; gerontology social; gerontology; critical gerontology

Journal Title: Journal of Gerontological Social Work
Year Published: 2022

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