Winter 2018
Ethics Alive! Ethics and the Clinical/Nonclinical Distinction
Social work is a single profession with a distinct set of values, ethical principles, and standards. How do these apply differently for clinical and nonclinical social workers? Read more
Reflections on What I’ve Learned About Trauma in Social Work Practice Since My Field Placements
Most of the clients who came into my office, no matter what the diagnosis, had a history of extensive trauma, including childhood sexual abuse, physical abuse, domestic violence, neglect, and exposure to violence, among other difficult experiences. Read more
7 More Tips for Your Amazing Social Work Résumé
In her final column, Valerie Arendt provides 7 tips for your social work résumé, along with some "do"s and "don't"s. Read more
Loss and Suffering: The Role of Social Work
Loss and suffering often go hand-in-hand, and social work frequently entails working with individuals who have experienced loss. Examples include settings such as nursing homes, cancer programs, hospices, ICUs, addictions, prisons, and foster care. Read more
Social Work Leadership - What Is a Leader? Are You One? Can You Become One?
Social work has a tradition of leadership. A good reason to become a social work leader is the fact that the profession is too important to be left to those without a social work background or a clear understanding of our profession. Read more
Social Work Tech Notes - Remember Hand-Written Progress Notes? A Social Worker's Tale of Technology and Cultural Change
One of the strengths of social work practice is our ability to be leaders in technology use. In developing new programs or creating new interventions involving technology, we are strongest when we aren’t just competent, but are emergent leaders. Read more
The #MacroSW Protest Song Playlist
Macro social workers asked: What constitutes a protest song? On the surface, this seems straightforward - a topical song with a focus on social justice and social change. That said, the best songs are propelled by their themes and their quality. Read more
3 New Films for Social Workers and Families
Addison Cooper goes to the movies and reviews Mully, Coco, and Daddy's Home 2 through a social work lens. Read more
Book Review: Bipolar, Not So Much: Understanding Your Mood Swings and Depression
Book review of Bipolar, Not So Much: Understanding Your Mood Swings and Depression. Read more
Book Review: Transgender Children and Youth: Cultivating Pride and Joy With Families in Transition
Book review of Transgender Children and Youth: Cultivating Pride and Joy With Families in Transition. Read more
Book Review: Domestic Abuse, Child Custody, and Visitation
Book review of Domestic Abuse, Child Custody, and Visitation. Read more
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