Winter 2010, Vol. 17, No. 1

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Published by:: The New Social Worker
Published:: 9/8/2010
Specs:: Standard / 8.25" x 10.75"
40 pages Saddle-stitched

Category:: Business & Finance
Tags:: camp aranutiq, cause advocacy, equine therapy, ethnic competence, field placement, gerontological social work, group therapy ethics, poetry therapy, Research, retired social workers, technology, The New Social Worker, Winter 2010

Winter 2010 issue Vol. 17, No. 1

Table of Contents

Student Role Model: Justine Naylon

Ethics: Can Members of a Therapy Group Be Compelled to Testify Against Each Other?

Field Placement: Are You a Joy? Coming to or Going From Practicum

Equine Therapy and Social Work: A Winning Combination

An MSW Student's Life

Poetry Therapy: Using Words to Heal

The Difference Between Case and Cause Advocacy is "U" (You)

Musing From Retired Social Workers: You Have a Lot to Look Forward To!

Research: Lessons Learned From Conducting Research

Preparing for the Future: A Career in Gerontological Social Work

Camp Aranu'tiq

SW 2.0: Trending Topics: Technology at the CSWE Conference

Using Ethnic Competence Principles: A Student's Experience

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