A Love Letter to Social Work
Susan Mankita, LCSW, writes a love letter to social work, a career rich in meaning, and filled with challenges and possibilities.
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Crossing the Line
Crossing the Line - a poem by social worker Rich H. Kenney, Jr., on recess, stigma, and finding common ground. more
Self-Care Summer: Mindfulness and Taking a Self-Compassion Break
Meditation, self-compassion breaks, and gratitude are ways to extend the same generosity to yourself that you extend as a helper to others. more
The New Social Worker Book Club Selection Summer 2017 - The A-to-Z Self-Care Handbook for Social Workers and Other Helping Professionals
As part of "Self-Care Summer," The New Social Worker Book Club's Summer 2017 book club selection is The A-to-Z Self-Care Handbook for Social Workers and Other Helping Professionals. more
Social Work - A Poem on Love, Hope, and Change
Social Work - a poem on love, hope, change, and the power to do good in the world. more
Healing Through Culture and Art: A Process of Self-Care
As a member of the Saginaw Chippewa Indian Tribe of Michigan, the cultural teachings I learned in my youth have sustained me through challenging times. In all tribal nations, cultures’ spirituality and healing align and influence the creation of art. more
High-Mileage Questions for Social Worker Self-Care
Our bodies and minds know what they need through the help of being asked high mileage questions. more
Just Send Love to IT - An Original Song About Today's Society
What do we do when we are blue about the events of the day? Dr. Jules Gilliam performs her original song (with music by Robert Hitz) that says when a tragedy happens in the world, you can just send love to it. more
Self-Care Summer 2017 - Be a Part of It!
You can participate in The New Social Worker's Self-Care Summer 2017 project. Here's how. more
Social Worker Success & Self-Care Toolbox
With the right tools in your toolbox, you can achieve success and self-care in your social work career. more
Send Us Your Creative Work!
The New Social Worker seeks creative works from social workers and social work students. Contact the editor to submit your artwork, poetry, music, and other creative works. Thank you!
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