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Applied Behavior Analysis and Certification for Clinical Social Workers

Yael "Ellie" Silverman, LICSW
Apr 23, 2018

Clinical social workers are being denied the Board Certified Behavior Analyst (BCBA) credential restricting their work in applied behavior analysis (ABA). Members have requested NASW to provide them with assistance in reversing the denial. The purpose of this practice perspective is to outline the requirements of the Behavior Analysis Certification Board (BACB) to obtain the BCBA credential and its impact on clinical social workers.

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The Role of Animals as Therapeutic Aids in Private Practice

Yael "Ellie" Silverman, LICSW
Apr 23, 2018

NASW has received phone calls and e-mails from members with questions regarding the use of animals as a therapeutic tool. There are four categories of animals used in a helping capacity:(1) service animals, (2) emotional support animals (ESAs), (3) comfort dogs, and (4) animal-assisted therapy.Clinical social workers’ roles and responsibilities vary in each category.The purpose of this practice perspective is to define each category and identify the roles of clinical social workers.

A new resource is now available from NASW Press: Human-Animal Interactions: A Social Work Guide. 

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Sample Social Media Policy For Clinical Social Workers in Private Practice

Mirean Coleman, LICSW, CT, Clinical Manager
Mar 19, 2018
Clinical social workers who use social media in their private practice should develop a social media policy to inform patients how social media will be used in the therapeutic relationship.
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Resource Manual: Social Workers & Social Work Services as Defined Medical Law & Regulations

Dina Kastner
Feb 07, 2018
In 1965,Congress amended the Social Security Act to establish under Title XVIII the Medicare program, a federal health insurance program for people 65 years of age or older and for certain categories of disabled people. Medicare is composed of a basic hospital insurance program and a supplementary health benefits program.
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Practice Alert: Seeking Private Practitioners To Revise Private Practice Guidelines

Mirean Coleman MSW, LICSW, CT
Dec 01, 2017
NASW is establishing a task force to revise “Clinical Social Workers in Private Practice: A Reference Guide,” which NASW Press published in 2003.
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Practice Perspective: Advocating for Clinical Social Workers: A Look at 2017

Mirean Coleman MSW, LICSW, CT
Nov 28, 2017
One of the most frequently asked questions from NASW members is, “What are you doing to advocate for clinical social workers?” NASW engages in a multitude of advocacy efforts for clinical social workers, especially areas in which members have identified specific concerns.
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