How Successful Women Master These 3 Life-Changing Boundaries to Manage Stress Are you a woman over 40 who feels like she is constantly pulled in every direction. You juggle your career, family, and personal responsibilities while your own needs get pushed aside. Some would tell you to give it up, stay home and just take care of your husband and family. That option may not be [...]
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Book Review: I’m Not Alone—A Teen’s Guide to Living With a Parent Who Has a Mental Illness or History of Trauma I’m Not Alone is a valuable resource for psychotherapists working with children and adolescents to help them understand mental illness and trauma from a parent’s perspective. Read our book review.
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Book Review: Early Sobrieties Michael Deagler’s novel “Early Sobrieties” follows 26-year-old Monk—Dennis Monk—along his sober quest for identity after nine years of blackout drinking. Read our review.
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Liberation or Lip Service? The Illusion of Transgender, Gender-Diverse, & Intersex Equity & Inclusion in U.S. Social Work Education Social work program administrators must respond to TGDI students’ needs and safety concerns with the urgency, care, and concrete action these issues demand.
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Ethics Alive! When DEI Becomes a Dirty Word: Rethinking Our Language Language can play a key role in building alliances, winning favor, and advancing good causes. When considering how to deal with the backlash against DEI, should we reconsider our terminology?
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