Social Work Blog

JANUARY 18, 2023

In December 2015, I reconnected with a sister-teacher-friend , Adela Nieves Martinez, who had been asked to develop a healing justice curriculum to community organizers, residents, and activists in Waawiiyatanong (the land now known as Detroit, Mich.). Healing Justice Values Alongside Therapeutic Interventions. By Violeta A. Donawa, LMSW.

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Clinical Social Work Clinic LMSW Self-harm 96

Lawson Psychology

SEPTEMBER 18, 2023

Unfocused time activates parts of our brain known as the ‘default mode network.’ For adults, the default mode network helps us process events in our lives, make connections and reflect on what we need. When we allow ourselves to let go of focusing on specific activities, the brain stays VERY active.

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Clinic Psychology Mental Health Diversity 52

Social Workers Speak

APRIL 27, 2023

. “I really want to make sure that I’m able to tour the buildings in my sub district specifically so I can interact with teachers, I can interact with students and their families, and really find out what their needs are.”

Mental Health 52

Mental Health Clinic Social Worker Psychiatric 52

A Splintered Mind

MAY 26, 2020

If you struggle with suicide, depression or anxiety, the types of people you have in your support network can make the difference between them being a lifeline or a weight. When the illogical becomes logical, they need help from a support network, but not everybody is so fortunate. It’s been over two years since I was last suicidal.

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MQ Mental Health

FEBRUARY 2, 2024

Drama groups, art groups and music groups help children to both express themselves differently and also connect them to support networks. Teachers, schools, and parents can make a real difference to a child’s life by being informed themselves.

Mental Health 98

Mental Health PTSD Communication Psychosocial 98

Social Workers Speak

SEPTEMBER 8, 2022

Carrie Syvertsen is a member: Seattle teachers strike, halting first day of school. She often finds herself helping students overcome barriers and explaining students’ mental health needs to teachers. Rowe suggests being honest with a statement such as, ‘I don’t know what to say. I don’t know what to do, but I want to help.’”

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Social Workers Speak

APRIL 27, 2023

. “I really want to make sure that I’m able to tour the buildings in my sub district specifically so I can interact with teachers, I can interact with students and their families, and really find out what their needs are.”

Mental Health 40

Mental Health Clinic Social Worker Psychiatric 40

The Frontline

JULY 1, 2021

Community and networks matter . What support networks do the families you work with have? During the pandemic, social restrictions meant that social workers found it more difficult to build networks of support around children and families. What is the community they live in like and does this offer additional support?

Domestic Violence 52

Domestic Violence Social Worker Schools Adoption 52

Psychological Health Care

SEPTEMBER 2, 2021

If you don’t feel able to do this, find someone you trust to talk to such as a doctor, friend, teacher or family member. If you’re unable to support someone you’re concerned about, approach someone else in their support network with your concerns. Contact Psychological Health Care, Perth.

Psychology 58

Psychology Mental Health Self-harm Schools 58

Social Workers Speak

AUGUST 5, 2021

Members of the Chicago Teachers Union picketed outside CPS headquarters prior to the board meeting, calling on the district to also use some of the $1.8 Even though we’re supposed to have a social worker in all of the (school) buildings, that’s not happening ,” said Tara Stamps, CTU’s administrator of new teacher development.

Criminal Justice 40

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MQ Mental Health

FEBRUARY 5, 2024

Drama groups, art groups and music groups help children to both express themselves differently and also connect them to support networks. Teachers, schools, and parents can make a real difference to a child’s life by being informed themselves.

Mental Health 52

Mental Health PTSD Communication Psychosocial 52

Relias

AUGUST 30, 2023

Even if they are covered, midwifery services may count as out-of-network and are reimbursed at a lower rate, making this type of care less accessible for some patients. Patient preference and healthcare advances are driving an increasing number of women to deliver outside of a hospital.

Hospitals 52

Hospitals Interventional Healthcare Communication 52

Social Workers Speak

OCTOBER 14, 2021

A lack of communication about the rules, or payments being even one penny off, are among the reasons thousands of social workers, teachers, military members, and government employees say they were rejected for Public Service Loan Forgiveness. Legal Talk Network. Anne Chambers is a member: Coping With Stress in the Legal Profession.

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Military Mental Health LCSW Clinic 40

NCCPR Child Welfare Blog

APRIL 11, 2023

But, thanks in part to Sarah Font of the Penn State University “Child Maltreatment Solutions Network” (or, as it should be called the Penn State University Penance Institute ) , I have a new theory.

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Child Welfare Foster Care Welfare Adoption 98

Psychological Health Care

AUGUST 31, 2020

If you don’t feel able to do this, promise yourself that you will wait 24 hours before doing anything and find someone you trust to talk to such as a doctor, friend, teacher or family member. If you’re worried about someone but feel like you’re not able to support them, approach someone else in their support network with your concerns.

Mental Health 52

Mental Health Depression Substance Abuse Schizophrenia 52

Social Workers Speak

JUNE 3, 2022

This month, Randi Weingarten, president of the American Federation of Teachers, called students’ mental health “America’s silent epidemic,” and called for more school counselors, social workers, psychologists and nurses. Diane Barth is a member: What Can You Do When You’re Having Trouble Moving On? “I’ve

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Mental Health LCSW Social Worker Clinic 40

Social Work Haven

SEPTEMBER 14, 2023

Protective Factors : Conversely, they identify protective factors that can support the individual’s resilience and ability to cope with challenges, including strong social support networks and personal strengths. They also provide support and counseling to individuals who have experienced abuse.

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Social Worker Treatment Planning Justice and Corrections Interventional 95

KVC

FEBRUARY 19, 2021

Annmarie Arensberg, LCSW, LSCSW, is the Director of Clinical Operations at KVC Hospitals, a network of nonprofit psychiatric hospitals and residential treatment centers serving youth ages 6 to 18. These elements are especially important in the days and weeks immediately following an inpatient stay.

Psychiatric 52

Psychiatric Hospitals Mental Health Recovery 52

Society of Clinical Psychology

MAY 7, 2021

By extension, having a strong tie to one’s cultural identity might also strengthen social support networks within families or communities of shared cultural background (Birman & Simon, 2013). caregivers, teachers) with whom youth spend the most time. Similar constructs (e.g., Anderson et al., at Florida International University.

Mental Health 52

Mental Health Clinic Psychology Psychiatric 52

Learning Social Worker

JANUARY 6, 2019

As a social worker and teacher, I have used fabrics and creating things as a tool to connect to others and to open up conversations. Sometimes I was joined in my sewing space by my closest network. It was both a painful and positive process. Bit by bit, over a period of time, I made sense of the pieces and created comforters.

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Social Worker Adoption Schools 64

Social Work Haven

NOVEMBER 30, 2022

– Evaluating outcomes and making adjustments as needed; – Facilitating collaboration with other professionals or support networks and. Some specific school social work intervention strategies include: – Working with teachers and school staff to create individualized education plans for students.

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Interventional Crisis Intervention Social Worker Advocacy 52

Community Care

AUGUST 29, 2023

There needs to be the opportunity for continuing care and support within the local network of statutory and voluntary services. It might be the parents of a friend, a teacher or someone else who has been kind, caring and supportive. This is one of the recommendations in the Northern Ireland review.

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Disability Domestic Violence Social Worker Engagement 152

The Critical Blog

FEBRUARY 23, 2024

The case for equity and diversity The vast majority of teachers and leaders I have worked with over the years state that one of the compelling reasons they came into teaching was because they wanted to make a difference to future generations of children and young people. were eligible for free school meals 12.1%

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Diversity Schools Disability Criminal Justice 40

Relias

JANUARY 24, 2024

family history information, sources of stress or trauma) Testing of cognitive and behavioral process, intelligence, and personality Gathering input from individuals who have seen how the juveniles behave, such as youth workers and other staff as well as family members, guardians, teachers, social workers, etc.

Rehabilitation 52

Rehabilitation Treatment Planning Mental Health Disorder 52

Ultimate Youth Worker

FEBRUARY 7, 2022

Commonwealth Secretariat YMCA George Williams College University of Malta Brian’s Facebook Group – Global Youth Work Network Group Post from Julian Ultimate Supervision Service The Munro Review of Child Protection Royal Commission into Institutional Responses to Child Sexual Abuses – Final Report Recommendations. [08:45]

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Youth Worker Code of Ethics University Social Worker 105

Social Workers Speak

JULY 28, 2023

Ryan Estes is a member of NASW-NC: Tillis, local leaders discuss federal funding needs for school mental health and safety Port City Daily Estes added students and teachers were “traumatized” and that would take a while to subside, even with adequate resources. Du Bois, who will be posthumously recognized for his impact.

Domestic Violence 52

Domestic Violence Mental Health LCSW Empathy 52

Beautiful Voyager

JANUARY 28, 2024

My husband, a full-time high school math teacher, as well as an amateur but accomplished musician, had just come back from a practice session and found me sitting up in bed. He’s a teacher so he often doesn’t earn money during the summer.” “So, This situation had been building for a while until it finally exploded on Saturday.

Hospitals 52

Hospitals Mental Health Depression Anxiety 52

NCCPR Child Welfare Blog

OCTOBER 7, 2021

As that sheriff put it in his tweet: The number one reporters of child abuse are teachers, but kids aren’t seeing them right now. The Post story cites with approval school districts that “trained” teachers in how to spot abuse while tracking 20 kids in zoom boxes. “We cannot let a health pandemic become a child abuse pandemic !”

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