An Article Of School Based Social Work Interventions

Reviews in an article of School-based Social Work Interventions, shows that Social Workers have become increasingly involved in administering interventions to reveal promising empirical support with a variety of outcomes and populations (2013, p.252-263). The article discusses the need for employed Social Workers to be actively present within school systems is crucial; to assure children receive proper diagnosis, especially those dealing trauma or environmental issues. The use of school Social Workers could defeat the alternative of possibly misdiagnosing, and/or the chance of over medicating the child. The last report a parent wants to receive about their child is that they are acting out, being unruly, and leaving the only other†¦show more content†¦Barusch (2014) discusses how today’s social problems, are a reflection of the background and issues that once affected the education of children in the United States, back when â€Å"girls were excluded from schools, but boys of various ages and classes were allowed to participate (2014, p,343-378). Barusch (2014) says that the more developed events not long after in 1912. Events such as, the establishment of the U.S. Children’s Bureau, which is now affiliated with the Department of Health and Human services, the development of educational programs, health care, social services, and the reauthorization of the Child Abuse Prevention and Treatment Act of 1974 (CAPTA). CAPTA required that all that represent health and human service are required to report any know of, or suspected child abuse or neglect (2014, p.343-378). 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