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Human development and social work are deeply interconnected, as social workers support individuals through life's stages while promoting dignity and inclusion. Understanding developmental processes helps practitioners provide targeted interventions across the lifespan. Social Work and Human Development explores the psychological, social, and cultural factors that shape growth from childhood to old age. The book discusses life course theories, identity formation, and the influence of environment and relationships. It also highlights social policy implications and culturally responsive practice. By linking developmental theory with practical application, it offers guidance for social workers supporting holistic human development and wellbeing.
