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About the Author |
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Douglas
Frans, Ph.D. Has been a social work practitioner, educator, lecturer
and researcher over a 30 year professional career. His primary clinical
work has been in the mental health area where he specialized in
work with addictive disorders and dual diagnosis working in both
private practice settings as well as for mental health and Addiction
Recovery Centers. He has practiced primarily from a comeptency-based
perspective utilizing the principles of empowerment practice and
power leveraging. Doug began researching personal empowerment in
the late 1980's while at the University of Denver and has pursued
this work for almost 20 years. He has several publications on this
and related topics and has lectured nationwide. |
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| Dr. Doug Frans | ||||
| Publications
"Social Work, Social Science, and the Disease Model: New Directions for Addictions Treatment". Journal of Social Welfare and Sociology (21)2, June 1994, p. 71-89. "Social Work Education's Impact on Students' Humanistic Values and Personal Empowerment" with. J. Moran, Arete. (In Press). “A Database Management System for Planning and Tracking Child and Family Worker training” Human Welfare and Technology (Conference Proceedings). "A
Scale for Measuring Social Worker Empowerment." |
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