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As social workers, we are programmed to learn from evidence-based perspectives. Are we remembering that our clients are the source of this evidence? Read more
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Loss and sufferring as role of a Social worker is very challenging role. SW should be very tactful
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What an unbelievably well written, to the point and mind opening article. I loved every minute and
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I completed my MSW in December 2019 and in process of registration.Although I haven't yet got any
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do you have a flexible schedule? like do you have any time between clients?
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