Macro social work

Most people tend to understand micro, macro and mezzo social work, but what do those jobs look like? Here's a breakdown of jobs at different levels. I think it really comes down to a) how many people are you working with at a time and b) how many other people are you influencing? Less moves towards micro, more towards macro.

Found this on a field placement document as a reminder to social work students on theories we should know when practicing in the field.

A neat little infographic on the differences between macro social work and clinical social work

One of our consultants just wrote the following e-mail to our team here at IISC. I thought it would be a good idea to put the question out to our readers – any thoughts? Hello Colleagues, I am wondering if you might have ideas about two things: 1. How to introduce systems thinking to a... Read More

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Define/Identify Micro, Meso and Macro worlds and five examples + explain the difference between them. Flashcards, matching, quiz all included

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Learn the similarities and differences between mezzo, macro, and micro social work.

The skills you learn at the micro social work level travel with you into all areas of social work. As you move along your social work trajectory, think of how you can apply your skills in a variety of ways and settings.