Dsw Reflection

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Academic and professional development will be the central focus while studying in the DSW Program at Walden University consisting of exposed theory and practice of behavioral modification, intervention, and research to develop insight with the at-risk population. I have chosen to focus on the Social Work and Human Services PHD Program. My specialization is the Family Studies and Intervention Program.

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