The ASWB Advanced Generalist Exam assesses the knowledge and skills necessary for social work practice at an advanced level.
Assessment is more than gathering facts—it’s about understanding the client’s whole story, context, and strengths. Advanced practitioners use a variety of tools and approaches to develop a comprehensive picture.
Select interventions that fit the client’s needs, resources, and preferences, and adjust as new information emerges.
Continuously monitor progress and revise plans as needed. This ensures interventions remain relevant and effective.
A social worker uses trauma screening tools and interviews to design a support plan for a refugee family.
Developing a flexible, culturally-sensitive intervention for a youth facing school challenges.
Assessment and intervention planning help social workers understand, support, and empower clients.