Mary Richmond's book "Social Diagnosis" identifies all of the following steps in the intervention process of how a social worker should intervene with individuals except:

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The steps identified by Mary Richmond in "Social Diagnosis" include collecting information, treatment planning, and stating the prospect of improvement. However, fund collection is not a step in the intervention process. While funding may be necessary to provide resources and support for the individual, it is not a direct step taken by the social worker in intervening with the individual.

Mary Richmond's Book "Social Diagnosis" Identifies All of the Following