Part I from previous editions has been condensed into two chapters and a chapter on Diversity Competence has been added (Chapter 3).
Chapter 3 develops the concept of diversity competent practice—the application of cultural competence to all diverse populations—which encourages students to assume a learning role and develop an approach that is consistent with the norms and expectations of the population that is being served. Diversity competent practice is infused throughout the text.
A revised chapter (10) on Direct Practice Actions demonstrates how the Johnson/Yanca model can be used as a framework for any social work intervention. Sections have been added on the use of Brief and Solution Focused Models, Person Centered Theory, Task Centered Models, Narrative Approaches, Afrocentric Approach, Feminist Practice, and Practice with People Who Are Gay Or Lesbian
Actions to change organizations and communities have been added to a revised chapter on Indirect Practice Actions (Chapter 11)

Social Work Practice: A Generalist Approach, 10th edition