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Self-Care A-Z: Hope as a Self-Care Strategy Professionally and personally, we must attend to our individual self-care of hope. We must practice that hope in our professional and collective actions.

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Analogies for Engagement: Potty Training for Emotions An analogy to potty training can show children and their caregivers that emotions can also be felt in the body, and addressing these emotions early on can help with early management to lessen the risk of a crisis.

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Book Review: Omega Farm—A Memoir Omega Farm, the most recent book by Martha McPhee, is a memoir that is compelling, heart-breaking, and hopeful all at once. Reviewed by Lisa Eible.

Preventing the Preventable: What Can We Do About Su***de? Su***de rates have been on the rise since the emergence of COVID-19. Although some suicides will not be prevented, society can focus on preventive measures such as providing space and support for those who are struggling and choose to live.

Supporting Families With Sickle Cell Disease: A Guide for School Social Workers Supporting students with sickle cell disease (SCD) requires a comprehensive approach that addresses their academic, emotional, and social needs. School social workers can implement strategies to build a nurturing environment for students.

School Social Worker: Canary in the Coal Mine of Public Education I am a school social worker, a canary in the coal mine of public education. I see the collective strain on school staff, but I also envision the way forward.

Film Review: It Ends With Us It Ends With Us is a film adaptation of the best-selling Colleen Hoover novel of the same name. Intimate partner violence is a primary theme, and the movie has been surrounded by controversy. Did they get it right? A social worker's view.

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Self-Care A-Z: Here’s Your Self-Care Awareness Month Calendar for September 2024! Celebrate our anniversary and deepen awareness and activation of self-care. This calendar provides a daily dose of self-care for September 2024.

Ethics Alive! Coconuts and the Value of Social Relationships “You think you just fell out of a coconut tree?” As social workers, we can relate this recent meme to our clients and make coconut PIE (person-in-environment).

From Student Intern to Professional: Transition Smoothly Into Social Work Practice If you're a student intern moving into professional social work, you might have many questions about what to expect, where to find mentors, and how to find the right job. This guide offers you practical advice your new career.

Book Review: Every 90 Seconds: Our Common Cause Ending Violence Against Women Read The New Social Worker's book review of Every 90 Seconds: Our Common Cause Ending Violence Against Women by Anne P. DePrince. Reviewed by Shakima Tozay.

Self-Care A-Z—How To Have a Super-Self-Care-Summer: A Weekly Guide The New Social Worker is going on summer break June-August and won’t be doing new posts. However, we’re not neglecting you! Join us in having a Super-Self-Care-Summer!

What About Social Justice? Wage Equity for Social Workers It is important to recognize that approximately half of degreed social workers are earning less than the median yearly income. As a result, many social workers are living below the living wage needed to support a household of two or more persons.

Your Social Work Career Coach — A Message for Our Social Work Graduates: Your Legacy Starts Here As you step into the world with knowledge and a passion to make a difference, remember that your legacy starts now. Every choice you make, every relationship you build, and every challenge you overcome contributes to the lasting impact you will have.

Self-Care A-Z: Self-Care Is Elemental Self-care interacts with and must be integrated into every aspect of life. As such, it’s linked to the five basic elements of nature: fire, water, earth, air, and space.

Book Review: Confronting the Racist Legacy of the American Child Welfare System Read The New Social Worker’s book review of Confronting the Racist Legacy of the American Child Welfare System: The Case for Abolition by Alan Dettlaff. Reviewed by Stephen Cummings.

Ethics Alive! The Ethics of Work-Based Versus Personal Advocacy Be aware of the limits of agency-based advocacy and consider when it might be more appropriate to advocate using your personal time and resources. We must navigate the complexities of advocacy within organizational contexts with integrity.

Self-Care A-Z: Sense-ible Self-Care Self-care needs to be readily accessible and make sense. One of our most accessible forms of self-care is, literally, in-plain-sight, next-to-our-skin, on-the-tip-of-our-tongue, in-front-of-our nose, and “hear”-for-us.

University of Iowa National Social Work Poetry Contest: Spring 2024 Winning Poems As in previous years, The New Social Worker is pleased to present the winning poems of the National Social Work Poetry Contest. The contest is sponsored by the University of Iowa School of Social Work. Congratulations to the Spring 2024 winners!

Self-Care A-Z: Life Writing Is a Self-Care Skill Write freely. Be your quirky self. Don’t worry that what you say must mean something. Begin with the ordinary. When you start with the small stuff, you discover there is no small stuff.

Empowering Character and Maturity To Resolve Societal Burnout The essential link between personal development and trustworthy leadership must be pointed out. In families, work settings, in communities, on boards, and in elected office, character and maturity must be selected to address societal burnout.