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With the launch of NASW's Social Work Online CE Institute in July, social workers now can search for courses meeting their state and national requirements in one place. Those who used the previous NASW CE site will be able to access their CE history on the new site. NASW members must log in to the new site for free content and discounted pricing. All courses are NASW accredited.
Confidently track your licensing renewal requirements with CE Tracker—the online tool that tells you exactly what you need to renew your license in your state and tracks your progress along the way. Watch the video.
Access "Most Cited" Articles from NASW Journals for Free
For a limited time, NASW members can access top articles published in NASW's scholarly journals: Social Work, Social Work Research, Health & Social Work, and Children & Schools. Explore innovations in practice, interdisciplinary efforts, research, policy, planning, and more. NASW members receive an online subscription to Social Work with NASW membership and discounted rates on subscriptions to Social Work Research, Health & Social Work, and Children & Schools.
Sample Articles From the Collection
Social Work
The Role of Empathy in Burnout, Compassion Satisfaction, and Secondary Traumatic Stress among Social Workers
Social Work Research
Grand Challenges for Social Work: Research, Practice, and Education
Health & Social Work
Challenges Faced by Social Workers as Members of Interprofessional Collaborative Health Care Teams
Children & Schools
Trauma and Early Adolescent Development: Case Examples from a Trauma-Informed Public Health Middle School Program
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Find evidence-based research and client education, assessment tools, practice guidelines, clinical trials and more at the NASW Research Library. Use your NASW username and password to log in.
Keyword Search: “social work music”
Evidence-Based Care Sheet: Music Therapy and Pain in Patients with Cancer
Authors: Richman, S; Adler, A.
Source: Music Therapy and Pain in Patients with Cancer. Social Work Reference Guide. Ipswich, Massachusetts, Jan. 8, 2016.
Access Article: Log in to the NASW Research Library and enter the title of the document or key words in the NASW Research Library search box.
Description
Music therapy is a complementary therapy in mind-body medicine in which board-certified music therapists use music to evaluate and treat impairments in patients’ emotional, physical, cognitive, and social functioning. Music therapy studies also have investigated the effect of recorded music with or without guidance from a music therapist. Music therapy is designed to complement an interdisciplinary approach to patient care and to improve quality of life; it is not intended to replace traditional treatments or medications.
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Master's and PhD Programs with a Clinical Focus
Accepting Applications for Fall 2018!
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| ANNOUNCEMENTS & REMINDERS |
August 15
Private Practice Q&A Call-in Session – Documentation Tips for Successful Reimbursement
Call-in session is free, available to NASW members only, and starts at 12 p.m. ET. No registration is required.
September 1
Last Day to Propose Changes to NASW Bylaws
NASW members in good standing may submit proposed amendments to the bylaws for consideration by the NASW Board of Directors. Proposed amendments related to Delegate Assembly and the NASW national/chapter dues allocation must follow the Delegate Assembly process and timeline. For more information, email governance@socialworkers.org.
September 19
Private Practice Q&A Call-in Session – An Overview of Ethical Dilemmas in Private Practice
Call-in session is free, available to NASW members only, and starts at 12 p.m. ET. No registration is required.
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Access HIPAA forms, office policies, and sample documents that can be adapted to your clinical practice setting; training; federal government agency resources; updates; and legal articles to help you meet HIPAA regulatory requirements.
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The University of New England wants your opinion!
UNE Online plans to begin a new Social Work post-master's certificate. This survey will help us gauge interest in this new program.
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If you're engaged in litigation related to the NASW Code of Ethics, social work principles, and/or standards of social work practice advocated by NASW, you may be eligible for financial assistance through the NASW Legal Defense Fund.
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The Association for Advanced Training in Behavioral Sciences (AATBS) has been the leader in licensing exam preparation since 1976. We offer comprehensive social work exam study materials including online mock exams and questions, one-on-one coaching and study aids. Explore everything AATBS has to offer today!
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Visit the Social Work Career Center for tips on finding social work jobs, creating a resume, preparing for an interview, and selecting references.
Ask Your Representative to Co-sponsor H.R. 1484, the Social Worker Safety Act
It takes only a few minutes to advocate for your safety on the job. Send a pre-written email or letter to your representatives through NASW's Advocacy listserv that asks them to sign on to the Social Worker Safety Act. The act addresses your safety needs by
- Establishing a Social Worker Safety Grant Program within the Department of Health and Human Services to fund state efforts to improve safety measures for social workers.
- Allowing these grants to be used to purchase safety equipment, make facility improvements, facilitate safety training programs, provide support services for social workers who have been victims of violence, and track incident data to mitigate future offenses against social workers.
| SOCIAL WORK ISSUES IN THE NEWS |
The Chronicle of Social Change
Working on cases of child abuse or neglect may be one of the hardest jobs in government. Managing one of the largest local agencies that employs those workers is not far behind.
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Making Education Work for the Poor presents policy solutions to close the ever-widening wealth gap in the US, and make the American Dream a reality for generations to come. MORE
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Forbes
Most folks want to stay in their homes for as long as possible. An AARP survey in 2015 said that's the goal of almost 90 percent of those age 65 or older. If you're in that group, you need a plan. You'll be able to live in your home longer if you take some steps now.
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Disability Scoop
Federal policy is often implemented with little consideration for how it will impact people with disabilities, but that could change under a new proposal.
A bill introduced this month in the U.S. Senate calls for the creation of an Office of Disability Policy.
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