Linda May Grobman

The New Social Worker®, Volume 21, Winter-fall 2014 Linda May Grobman

This volume includes the Winter, Spring, Summer, and Fall issues of THE NEW SOCIAL WORKER magazine, Volume 21 (2014). Each issue includes articles on social work student field placement, social work ethics, technology in social work, book reviews, and more. Highlights: Winter 2014 - ethics in private practice, becoming a successful field supervisor, what every new social worker needs to know about DSM-5, Social Work Reinvestment Act, culturally sensitive practice with African American clients, media multi-tasking, wraparound services; Spring 2014 - involuntary clients' self-determination, reflections of a first-year graduate social work student, adoption, art expression group, what to do after making the call to CPS, Bayard Rustin, compassionate competence, microaggressions on the Internet, our 20th anniversary issue; Summer 2014 - teaching cultural competence, tips for social work interns, tips for young social work supervisors, essentials for your social work resume and cover letter, hostility reduction group, foster children; Fall 2014 - Ebola and the ethics of using unproven drugs, importance of agency culture, tools for networking success, social workers in public libraries, achieving racial equity through social work, burnout and self care.