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Fall Highlights 2009
Fall into Social Work—Free access to Encyclopedia of Social Work eBook for 30 days! Take advantage of this exclusive offer for a limited time, October 1-31, 2009. Browse the Encyclopedia eBook on the Oxford University Press Digital Reference Shelf. Personal subscriptions are available to NASW members only. Click the following link for more information on free access to the eBook.
Practical Knowledge—Children & Schools Special Issue on Practice Highlights (October 2009, Vol. 31, No. 4). This issue covers new developments at the intervention, program, and policy levels of school social work practice. Inside you will find tools to reduce overload, a case study on emotion-focused therapy, and a review of an evidence-based intervention. Click the following link to access or subscribe to NASW Press journals.
Health Matters—Health & Social Work Special Issue on HIV/AIDS among People of Color (November 2009, Vol. 34, No. 4). This issue covers innovative culturally appropriate prevention and treatment strategies, as well as innovative ways of organizing the community to advocate for social change. Inside you will find behavioral risk data, a needs assessment study, and a discussion on children's rights. Click the following link to access or subscribe to NASW Press journals.
Forthcoming Titles—keeping you abreast of the latest advances in professional practice:
- Alcohol, Tobacco, and Other Drugs, 2nd Edition
Ann Abbott
- Values-Based Coaching: A Guide for Social Workers and Other Human Service Professionals
Marilyn Edelson
- An Author's Guide to Social Work Journals, 5th Edition
Theresa Cluse-Tolar
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