By Heather Rose Artushin, LISW-CP Since 1955, NASW has led the way in uniting social workers under a shared set of values and ethical responsibilities, advocating for the social work profession and the communities it serves, and standing up for social justice. This...
“There is a growing recognition that a hospital death may be over-medicalized, impersonal, noisy, and isolating,” Myra Glajchen of the MJHS Institute
Learn how social workers can use books, and poetry to empower clients
Library social work is neither macro nor micro – it is a generalist role where social workers can fluidly move between both ways of working with people.
Normalizing death can enrich your life, and your social work practice