You may use books to obtain a clinical definition/description of a particular social issue, as well as general information on diagnosis, treatment and social policy. Find books by using the CONSULS catalog. Search examples include:
Use journals to get the latest information on theories, treatments, policies, research for a particular issue. Remember - how you ask determines what you get. The best databases for social work are:
Many of these social issues have local, regional and national organizations that track policies, government interventions, research, breakthroughs, laws & regulations, etc. Use the web to identify such agencies. Some general sites to search are:
Contact:
Russ Gladstone
203.837.9102
gladstoner@wcsu.edu
