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Sharon Shoesmith: how social workers can get their professional pride back

Community Care

Director of education and children’s services at Haringey Council when the Peter Connelly case (known at the time as Baby P) hit the headlines of every news outlet in 2008, Shoesmith was removed from her post during a live TV press conference by the then secretary of state for children, Ed Balls. Haringey Council swiftly sacked her.

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News Items – October 13, 2022

Social Workers Speak

This research, guided by social work values and ethical principles , can inform our understanding of what happened in Martha’s Vineyard, and what local, state, and federal authorities can do moving forward. Feelings of guilt can surface when a person survives a catastrophic event, but others don’t. “I The Enterprise (Falmouth, MA).

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News Items – March 23, 2023

Social Workers Speak

This all-day event was put on by the Texas chapter of the National Association of Social Workers. Edward’s social work students attended the annual Social Work Advocacy Day at the Texas State Capitol. Kathy Bray is a member of NASW-UT: Kathy Bray, a remarkable force helping Utah’s most vulnerable abc4.com Social Work Month Amy St.

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Preventing school shootings

Stop Abuse Campaign

This event is coming on the heels of a racially-motivated mass shooting in Buffalo, NY, and Laguna Woods, CA. Gun violence is a public health problem, but it’s not all about school shootings. . Today, most of us are sitting with a grief that is alternatively causing us to rage, weep, dread, and surrender to negativity.

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Potential long-term mental and behavioral health consequences of the COVID-19 pandemic

Society of Clinical Psychology

Additionally, given high rates of loss associated with COVID-19, as well as social isolation, COVID-19 can be considered as a potentially traumatic event, and it is possible that a high-risk segment of the population may respond to COVID-19 as a traumatic event.

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News Items – March 23, 2023

Social Workers Speak

This all-day event was put on by the Texas chapter of the National Association of Social Workers. Edward’s social work students attended the annual Social Work Advocacy Day at the Texas State Capitol. Kathy Bray is a member of NASW-UT: Kathy Bray, a remarkable force helping Utah’s most vulnerable abc4.com Social Work Month Amy St.

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Addressing Access in Ethnoracially Diverse Populations: Lessons from a University-Based Community Mental Health Center

Society of Clinical Psychology

BARRIERS TO CARE Prior research has identified three main categories of barriers to mental healthcare for people of color (POC): Access, Retention, and Effectiveness. BARRIERS TO CARE Prior research has identified three main categories of barriers to mental healthcare for people of color (POC): Access, Retention, and Effectiveness.