Social work is a much broader profession than is commonly realized, and the 58 submissions here fall into 15 categories, from health care to working with communities. They are largely autobiographical and can help an incoming student find their direction as each chapter ends with two or three questions for the reader to think about. This edition includes new narratives on starting one's own business, managing geriatric care, and working with bullies and children who have been bullied. The appendixes include an update of web resources as well as an additional focus on social media, blogs and apps. No index is provided. Grobman runs The New Social Worker magazine and provides live therapeutic music in hospices and nursing homes. Annotation ©2012 Book News, Inc., Portland, OR (booknews.com) Read Less