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As daylight diminishes and clocks fall back, many experience shifts in mood and energy. For some, these seasonal changes bring on symptoms of Seasonal Affective Disorder (SAD), a form of depression that generally emerges during fall and winter. Understanding how

In today’s diverse and multifaceted society, people often face multiple, overlapping forms of discrimination or privilege based on race, gender, class, sexual orientation, and other social identities. For social workers, recognizing these complex, intersecting identities is crucial to providing effective,

The COVID-19 pandemic drastically accelerated the shift to remote work across various professions, including social work. While industries adapted to the challenges of virtual operations, social work—historically rooted in face-to-face interactions—underwent a significant transformation. Social workers had to quickly pivot

Community-based agencies are vital in providing essential services and support to diverse populations, including individuals with unique needs such as autism. However, these agencies can experience conflicts that hinder their ability to serve effectively. Understanding the types of organizational conflict,

Social-emotional learning (SEL) is rapidly transforming modern education and for good reason. It's an integrative approach that equips students with the tools to navigate their emotions, build healthy relationships, and ultimately thrive in school and beyond. If you're passionate about education

The social work profession is built on the core value of promoting social justice and ensuring the well-being of all individuals. Achieving this requires a commitment to diversity and inclusion, principles that underpin effective social work practice and empower marginalized