February / March 2023 issue
Josephine Coleman-Williams, LCSW, is helping local veterans experiencing homelessness by creating a tiny-home community in Midway, Ga.
Jenna Wolfson, LCSW, speaks on the mental health crisis that has been worsened by the shortage of mental health counselors.
Terry Werner, executive director of the NASW South Dakota and Nebraska chapters, has joined more than three dozen other states to expand Medicaid.
Rebekah Gewirtz, executive director of the NASW Massachusetts Chapter, was quoted on the front page of the Boston Globe about behavioral health initiatives in the state.
Read their stories in the February / March 2023 issue
December 2022 / January 2023 issue
NASW-Texas member Holly McFarland, LCSW, a
psychotherapist in Fort Worth, realized about four years
ago that some of her clients’ mental health conditions were aggravated
by climate change.
There is a nationwide shortage of mental health professionals, but it’s
especially acute for children and teenagers, says NASW-New York State
chapter member
Rebecca Bonanno.
NASW-New Mexico member Bhanu Joy Harrison, LCSW, SEP, is quoted in an article at shondaland.com about understanding trauma.
Read their stories in the December 2022 / January 2023 issue
October / November 2022
Laura Reagan, LCSW-C, says that ruminating on our regrets is how we distract ourselves from the pain reflected in the behavior.
Rev. Frederick Streets, DSW, MSW, MDiv, says there are people affected by HIV/AIDS who hunger for faith communities that offer informed and compassionate care, acceptance and not judgment.
Chelsea Haverly, LCSW, created a trauma-informed weightlifting certification program for trainers, to bring its mental health benefits to more clients.
Teri Schroeder, LCSW, says while relationships differ, only you and your partner can decide boundaries around sharing devices or information.
Read their stories in the October/November 2022 Issue
August / September 2022 Issue
Rena Gower, LCSW, says those in a partnered relationship will have a different psychological experience with infertility issues that may arise.
Claudia Rodriguez Kypuros, PhD, LCSW, shared tips on how college students can handle the stress of finals season.
U.S. Army Maj. Joshua Davis, LCSW, said hopes to use his skills to help others heal from the trauma of war.
Donna Oriowo, PhD, LICSW, says community care and self-care are both necessary for individual and collective well-being.
Read their stories in the August / September 2022 issue