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Social Media Health for Social Workers: How to Set Boundaries and Protect Your Well-Being
Social media has become an integral part of our lives. It allows us to connect with people around the world, stay updated on current events, and share our thoughts and experiences. However, excessive use of social media can hurt our
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The Power of Community Organizing in Social Work
Community organizing is a powerful tool for social workers to create positive change. It’s the process of bringing people together to address the issues that affect their communities. The effects of coming together can be used so powerful as to
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Domestic Violence Awareness Month: Understanding the 5 Forms of Domestic Violence
October is recognized as Domestic Violence Awareness Month, a time dedicated to shedding light on the various forms of domestic violence and working towards its prevention. Domestic violence encompasses a range of abusive behaviors that occur within intimate relationships, affecting
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Introduction to Self-Care for Busy Social Work Students and Professionals
Social work students and professionals are often consumed by the needs of others. We may neglect our own physical, mental, and emotional health in the process of taking care of others. However, self-care is essential for maintaining optimal well-being. This
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Unlock Your Potential: How Internships Can Help MSW Students Become Social Workers
Congratulations on being an MSW student! You are already on the path to becoming a social worker and positively impacting people's lives. Social work is a rewarding career that allows you to help others in need. However, it is also
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Telehealth: A Convenient Way for Social Workers to Offer Professional Support
The COVID-19 pandemic has caused a significant shift in the way that healthcare services are delivered, including the way that therapeutic services are offered. With the introduction of telehealth, the delivery of healthcare, health education, and health information services is