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July/August Issue
Cover Story
Mother Nature’s Medicine Wilderness
Therapy
Kids with substance abuse, mental health, and behavioral issues are navigating
their way back to health with good clinical guidance and Mother Nature’s
help.
FEATURES
Play Therapy for Prevention —
A Pound of Cure
A play therapy project assists in screening for serious problems in children.
Out of the Shadows — African
American Women and the Military
African American women are overrepresented in the military. Explore some of
the critical psychosocial issues they face as soldiers and veterans.
Final Ovations — Listening
to Life’s Stories
Funeral celebrants are helping mourners remember the life of a loved one in
special ways and social workers are part of this trend.
Genetics and Social Work —
Making Sense of the Science
Many medical diagnoses have serious genetic implications. Patients need professional
guidance to understand the repercussions.
End-Stage Renal Disease & Nephrology
Social Work
As end-stage renal disease becomes more prevalent over the next two decades,
opportunities for nephrology social workers will grow.
Faith in Practice — Religious
Beliefs in the Client Relationship
When is recognizing a client’s religious beliefs appropriate? Is it ever
acceptable for social workers to allow their own religious beliefs to be part
of the client/social worker interaction?
May/June Issue
Infidelity
— Dos and Don’ts for Working With Couples
Inside the
World of the Compulsive Hoarder
Fear and
Loathing — Hate Crimes Against LGTB Individuals
Raising the
Bar Again — The NASW Center for Workforce Studies Report
Rejecting
the Stigma of Mental Illness
Sexuality
in Nursing Homes — Preserving Rights, Promoting Well-being
Social Work Today 2006 Index of Articles
ADDICTIONS
Children May Not Motivate
Substance Abusing Moms to Seek Treatment; March/April, p. 62
Facing a Painful Past; March/April,
p. 68
Generation
Rx — The Facts About “Pharming”; March/April, p. 27
Soul
Survivors — Spirituality and Religion in Addiction Recovery; March/April,
p. 36
ADDICTIONS ADVISOR (dept.)
Facing a Painful Past; March/April,
p. 68
AGING
Aging
in the Workplace — New Visions for Older Workers; January/February, p.
36
AGING ADVOCATE (dept.)
Behavior Change Can Help
Older Adults Sleep Without Drugs; January/February, p. 56
Retirees Who Leave Employer
Wellness Programs Can Be Drawn Back In; January/February, p. 56
Socioeconomic Status Doesn’t
Explain Racial Gap in Vaccine Rates; January/February, p. 55
BOOKSHELF
Cultural Issues in Play
Therapy; January/February, p. 18
Work and the Workplace:
A Resource for Innovative Policy and Practice; January/February, p. 18
CHILDREN AND FAMILIES FORUM (dept.)
Children May Not Motivate
Substance Abusing Moms to Seek Treatment; March/April, p. 62
Headache, Sleep Problems
Connected in Children; March/April, p. 63
How Parents Racially Identify
Multiracial Children; March/April, p. 62
CHILDREN AND YOUTH
Children May Not Motivate
Substance Abusing Moms to Seek Treatment; March/April, p. 62
Generation Rx — The
Facts About “Pharming”; March/April, p. 27
Headache, Sleep Problems Connected in Children; March/April, p. 63
How Parents Racially Identify
Multiracial Children; March/April, p. 62
EDUCATION
Double
Vision — The Synergy of Dual Degrees; January/February, p. 20
ETHICS
Clients’ Rights; January/February,
p. 14
Keeping Social Justice in
Social Work; March/April, p. 14
EVOLVING EDUCATION (dept.)
The Graduation Pledge of
Social and Environmental Responsibility; March/April, p. 12
EYE ON ETHICS (dept.)
Clients’ Rights; January/February,
p. 14
Keeping Social Justice in
Social Work; March/April, p. 14
MENTAL HEALTH
Managing Mental Health Issues
in Patients With HIV/AIDS; January/February, p. 34
Mental
Wellness and How to Help Your Clients Find It; January/February, p. 40
MENTAL HEALTH MONITOR (dept.)
Depression and Anxiety —
Too Costly for Employers to Ignore; January/February, p. 16
MISCELLANEOUS
Back From the Brink —
Helping America’s War Wounded; January/February, p. 26
Compassion
— At the Core of Social Work: A New Science Emerges; March/April, p. 20
Mysticism
and Diplomacy — Common Ground, Uncommon Goals; March/April, p. 40
Why
I Chose Social Work — National Social Work Month Special Feature; March/April,
p. 44
PICTURING SOCIAL WORK (dept.)
Biopsychosocialspiritual?;
March/April, p. 18
Putting Horsepower in Therapy;
January/February, p. 10
POINT OF VIEW (dept.)
Reflections on Professional
Identity; January/February, p. 60
RACIAL AND CULTURAL MINORITIES
How Parents Racially Identify
Multiracial Children; March/April, p. 62
SPIRITUALITY AND SOCIAL WORK
Soul
Survivors — Spirituality and Religion in Addiction Recovery; March/April,
p. 36
THERAPEUTIC ISSUES
Animal-Assisted
Play Therapy — Bringing Metaphor to Life; January/February, p. 31
Back
From the Brink — Helping America’s War Wounded; January/February,
p. 26
Putting Horsepower in Therapy;
January/February, p. 10
VIEW FROM NASW (dept.)
Building Awareness of Social
Work in Your Community; January/February, p. 12
WOMEN’S ISSUES
Blind
Faith — HIV/AIDS Risk in Women of Color; March/April, p.32