Reflections: Narratives of Professional Helping

Announcements

Reflections has a new publishing home...

2023-06-13

Dear Reflections Community,

It is with great pleasure that we announce Reflections: Narratives of Professional Helping has a new publishing home at the Salem State University School of Social Work!! The School of Social Work, along with Associate Dean and Reflections Publisher Beth Massaro, will collaborate with the Frederick E. Berry Library and departments across the University to continue Reflections multi-disciplinary commitment to individual and collective discovery and action through the power of narrative.

Permanent Call for Narrative Reflections on Practice, Practicum Education, Teaching & Learning, and Research

2020-10-18

Permanent Call for Poetry, Art & Photography

2020-10-18

Instructions for Authors

2020-10-18

Instructions for Reviewers

2020-10-17

Permanent Call for Proposals for Special Themed Sections

2017-08-02

Current Issue

Vol. 30 No. 2 (2024)

Published: 2024-05-10

Full Issue

Reflections from the Editorial Team: Valuing Lived Experience

Darlyne Bailey, Monica Leisey, F. Ellen Netting, Kelly McNally Koney

4-9
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Our Stories of Accessing Gender-Affirming Surgery

Brendon T. Holloway, Anna Putnam

10-15
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Prosody

Sabrina Williamson Sullenberger

16-17
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Kick the Stigma

Stephanie E. Rosado

18-19
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Possibilities

Joseph Latterner

20-22
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Creating Attachment: The Expressive Therapies as a Multisensory-Relational Modality to Foster Secure Attachment

Rami Eckhaus, Melissa Hedlund Nelson

23-39
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Death on the Farm: How I Learned that Social Work (and Everyone) Should Care about Farmer Suicide

Anna Scheyett

40-44
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The Evolution of an Activist Pastor: Reflecting on the Practice of Listening, Learning, and Leading

Mansfield M. Kaseman

45-62
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Why Don’t We Self-Reflect on the Small Encounters?: A Question Posed by a Japanese Student during a Multicultural Field Placement

Saori Yamashita, Nada Eltaiba

63-68
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Reflections on the Loss of My Grandson: How Life Events Change Social Work Practice

Ann Gantt, Geoffrey Greif

69-82
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“Please Don’t Ask!”: A First-Person Narrative of Coping with Loss

Laurie Blackman

83-87
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Down the Rabbit Hole: The Mental Health Implications of Adoption Trauma on People Adopted at Birth

Ashley M. Toland

88-103
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Published by Salem State University School of Social Work. Beth Massaro, EdD, LCSW, Associate Dean. Darlyne Bailey, Ph.D., Editor-in-Chief. Contact at reflectionseditorialteam@gmail.com.

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