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Shared mass trauma in social work: implications and strategies for resilient practice / edited by Ann Goelitz
Published by : Routledge, (New York :) Physical details: 1 online resource, xxii, 246 pages ISBN: 9781032010625.| Item type | Location | Collection | Call number | Status | Date due | Barcode |
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E-Resource Section | E-Books | 362.20425 Sh531 2023 (Browse shelf) | Available |
includes index.
PART I Getting Started: Shared Trauma Perspectives 1. Shared Trauma: An Essential Construct for Challenging Times CAROL TOSONE AND SHARI BLOOMBERG 2. An Investigation of Research on Shared Trauma CAROL TOSONE AND JULIAN COHEN-SERRINS PART II Battlegrounds of Shared Trauma: Traumatic Events 3. Frontline Devotion in Shared Trauma: Partners of Doctors and Nurses Combatting COVID-19 ALANA SIEGEL AND RACHEL DEKEL 4. Trauma ,Policing, and United States Social Work Practice AIMEE JETTE AND TINA SACKS 5. Social and Natural Disasters: Effective Social and Community Response to Shared Trauma NGOH TIONG TAN 6. Shared Reality as a Results of War and Terror. ORIT NUTTMAN- SHWARTPART III Battlegrounds of Shared Trauma: Social Work Modalities 7. Finding Our Way Together: Relational Therapy during a Global Pandemic JOHANNA E. BARRY AND JONATHAN B. SINGER 8. Shared Trauma in a Group Context CAROLYN KNIGHT AND GITTERMAN 9.Shared Trauma and Community Organizing OZY ALOZIEM AND JALISA WILLIAMS
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