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Documentation for Private Practice

Chapter Board Establishes Center for Social Work Policy and Practice
(July 2003)

Practice For The Real World: Martha K. Selig: Innovator, Advocate and Architect of Services
(February 2003)

Group Work and Substance Abuse Treatment: By Kenia Valentin, CSW, Program Director of Children and Families Together
(January 2003)

Group Work Has Many Faces: By Shelley Wimpfheimer
(January 2003)

The Power of Group Work
(January 2003)

Why Group Therapy? By Alan Bernstein
(January 2003)

Think Group in New York City: The International Symposium of the Association for the Advancement of Social Work Groups: By Carol Cohen, DSW, Symposium Chair
(January 2003)

The Vulnerability to Terrorism: Impact on What is Core to Social Work
(April 2002)

Trends in Health Care Will Impact Social Work Service Delivery
(April 2002)

The Jewish Board of Family and Children's Services Mobilizes After September 11th
(February/March 2002)

The Federation of Protestant Welfare Agencies' Response to September 11th Disaster
(February/March 2002)

Safe Horizon: Adapting Crisis Intervention Strategies to Address Psychological Needs Post 9/11
(February/March 2002)

Northside Center for Child Development's Comprehensive Approach to 9/11
(February/March 2002)

Meeting the Challenges after September 11th
(February/March 2002)

Disaster Response in the Mental Health Community
(February/March 2002)

Amid Shock and Grief, a Critical Role for Social Work
(October 2001)

Don't Be a Victim; Twice
(September 2001)

Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, and Transgendered Clients: A Contemporary Focus
(September 2001)

Surviving Listening and Witnessing: Vicarious Traumatization in Social Workers Practitioners
(August 2001)

Living in the Shadow of Grief and Loss
(August 2001)

Practice for the Real World: Imbuing Child Welfare Practice With Social Work Values
(November/December 1999)

New MSWs Reflect Their Experience in the Workplace
(October 1999)

Practice for the Real World: Continuity of Care in Hospital Social Work
(June/July 1999)

AASWG adopts new Standards for group work
(April 1999)

Why develop group services?

Practice for the Real World: Another View of Aging
(February 1999)

There are 8 million stories in the Naked City-These belong to social work
(January 1999)

Social Work in the Workplace
(October 1998)

The Profession Enters its Second Century
(February/March 1998)

Serving the HIV Infected and Affected Community
(June/July 1997)

"Truth, Lies, and Social Work Practice": Keynoter Woodrow addresses new era in service delivery
(May 1997)

Helping Clients Affected by Substance Abuse
(February/March 1997)

Taking care of one's self while taking care of others: Stress management strategies for caregivers.
(October 1996)

Managed Care: Retaining integrity when it's time to change.
(September 1996)

Social worker as mitigation specialist: The role of the social worker in death penalty cases
(May 1996)

Unleashing the power of social work: Annual Meeting offers hope for renewal
(May 1996)

Social work deans: A commentary on profound change and its meaning for the profession
(January 1995)

"Social Work Practice for People Affected By HIV Infection" --NASW RECOMMENDATIONS
(May 1993)

Let's Enable Social Workers to Practice
(February/March 1993)

Confrontation with Reality
(September 2000)

Daunting Realities for All Social Workers
(June/July 1999)

Guidelines for Improving the Environment for Social Work Practice
(January 1993)

Letters from Chapter leaders make the NY Times
(February 1999)

Client and professional goals: Separate but indivisible
(February 1999)

The Image of the Profession: What the public needs to know
(January 1998)

Execs offer directions for the profession; urge aggressive advocacy
(February/March 1995)