Human behavior theory and social work practice with marginalized oppressed populations / Roberta R. Greene, Michael Wright, Melvin Herring, Nicole Dubus, and Taunya Wright.

Includes bibliographical references and index.

The resm: a culturally sensitive model of social work practice -- Narrative theory, the culturally sensitive RESM interview, and the helping process -- Risk and resilience theory : an outcome approach -- Resm assessment and intervention : ecological and systems theory -- Social work and social justice : groups, organizations, and social movements -- A presenting problem, a family, and a marginalized community : applying the RESM -- The RESM : an African American client with dementia and his caregivers -- Educational resilience, school stressors, and the RESM of school social work practice -- Resettling as a forced migrant : applying the RESM -- Improving police-community relations : creating a third space for cultural inclusion -- Chronic stress in U.S. indigenous communities : the RESM and the relational-self approach -- Grand narratives : building community and global resilience -- Epilogue / Lake Hula.