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Spirituality and Social Work: A Commentary
Section 11: Spirituality in Social Work
From: Critical Social Work Praxis
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Commentary on previous chapters and questions for critical thought. Amponsah closes this section with a commentary on some of the tensions between spirituality and religion in social work identified in the theory and praxis chapters. Using his own experience and spirituality-imbued practice, he argues that it is necessary for social work to live with these tensions and to recognize the importance of spirituality for transformative practice.
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Peter Amponsah
Peter Amponsah is a PhD student in social work at York University. His work investigates the subject-making processes present in the child and youth care field, including how the field operates as a regime of truth.