This remarkable book shows how technology can help practitioners, educators, organizations, and agencies to overcome obstacles like distance, develop problem-solving skills in adults and children with simulations and games, and resolve fear/anxiety issues using virtual environments. It illustrates how the right software can make a profound difference in the learning experience by transforming students from passive consumers to proactive information hunters. Examining software developed and tested in the United States, Australia, Canada, Israel, Finland, and the United Kingdom, Human Services Technology: Innovations in Practice and Education is essential for every human services reference shelf!