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Strength Based Community Youth Work: Values, Relationship and Practice
Breda Friel
School of Applied Social and Policy Sc.
Faculty of Arts, Humanities & Social Sciences
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Social Sciences
Communities
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Youth Work
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Approach
100%
Community-Based
100%
Work Value
100%
Research
50%
Change
50%
Youth
50%
Methodology
50%
Young People
50%
Economic and Social Development
25%
Organizations
25%
Family
25%
Knowledge
25%
Achievement
25%
Moral Concepts
25%
Process
25%
Evidence
25%
Understanding
25%
Resilience
25%
Intervention
25%
Deficit
25%
Reflective Practice
25%
Social Factor
25%
Environmental Factor
25%
Keyphrases
Community Youth
100%
Youth Work
100%
Work Practices
100%
Work Relationships
100%
Strengths-based
100%
Young People
50%
Resilience
25%
Young Community
25%
Well-defined
25%
Resilient
25%
Environmental Factors
25%
Contextual Factors
25%
Reflective Practice
25%
Social Factors
25%
Self-use
25%
Trauma-informed
25%
Reflexivity
25%
Young Families
25%
Engagement Methods
25%
Psychology
Research
100%
Methodology
100%
Work Value
100%
Strength-Based Approach
100%
Achievement
50%
Practitioners
50%
Resilience
50%
Nursing and Health Professions
Strength
100%
Young People
40%
Physician
20%
Family
20%
Procedures
20%