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Social work with fathers: Positive practice Gary Clapton

as the panacea of all ills without continuous evaluation. Notwithstanding these limitations, the book provides detailed, well-researched, informative insights for dedicated practitioners who wish to develop their understanding and skill base in sensitive family-centered practice. For other readers, it will nevertheless prove valuable as a reference book, although the provision of an index would have enhanced this.