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A new-ish Social Work Podcast: Social Skills Training with Children and Adolescents. Among the topics covered:
What is social skills training?
Who are some of the folks that it is used with – who are the target populations?
Could you give some examples of what it is and how it’s done?
Are the skills that you work on specific to a [...]
Prep-helpful? Incorporating Religion and Spirituality into Social Work Practice with African Americans.
…Or at least that’s the official title. The unofficial title is, “If my client brings God into the conversation, what should I do?” I spoke with Nancy Boyd-Franklin, best-selling author, multicultural researcher, family therapist and clinical trainer, and recipient of awards from the American [...]
The latest Social Work Podcast, is up–all about working abroad as a social worker. Not exam-prep content, but maybe exam-prep inspiration.
[I]f you’re interested in learning more about working abroad means, if you’re really interested in traveling to the U.K., or Australia… if you have questions about, “How do I finance it?”, “Can I bring my cat?”, [...]
A new Social Work Podcast is up: Communities that Care, an interview with Richard Catalano, PhD.
[B]efore we get to the interview, I want you to imagine for a moment how you would work with a pregnant 16-year old sexual abuse survivor who was addicted to crack, semi-illiterate, suicidal, diagnosed with bipolar disorder, and whose baby daddy [...]
A new Social Work Podcast is up–Suicide and Black American Males: Interview with Sean Joe, Ph.D. Described:
While it is true that suicide was not a leading cause of death for African Americans 40 years ago, today it is the third leading cause of deaths among African Americans 15 – 24 years of age. So why Black [...]
Pediatric Oncology is the topic. “Will we be tested on this?” Not really. “Should I listen anyway?” [...]
Always good for your test-prepping commute, here’s the latest Social Work Podcast.
Today’s podcast, Psychoanalytic Treatment in Contemporary Social Work Practice: An Interview with Dr. Carol Tosone, addresses two questions: First, is psychodynamic treatment relevant in contemporary social work practice? In other words, does it meet the needs of the clients, the agencies, and the [...]
There are only so many times you can listen to the AATBS or Gerry Grossman CDs over and over (helpful as that can be). There’s plenty more audio where that came from. Here’s some: The Wise Counsel Podcast will fill your commute/workout/other listening time with potentially valuable wisdom from the world of psychotherapy. Interviews with people [...]
A new Social Work Podcast is here.
Today’s podcast is on Prochaska and DiClemente’s (1983) Stages of Change Model. This model describes five stages that people go through on their way to change: precontemplation, contemplation, preparation, action, and maintenance. The model assumes that although the amount of time an individual spends in a specific stage varies, everyone [...]
A new Social Work Podcast is up.
[This one] looks at the relationship between theory and clinical social work practice…with Joseph Walsh, professor of social work at Virginia Commonwealth University (VCU), and author of the Brooks/Cole text, Theories for Direct Social Work Practice, which came out in a second edition in 2009.
Listen, [...]
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