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Vol. 15 No. 3 (2009)

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Published: 2014-06-04

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  • Vol 15 No 3 Full Issue

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  • Letter From the Editor

    Jillian Jimenez
    2
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  • Reflections on Overturning a Medical Model of Social Work Practice: Threads From the Past

    Ann Weick
    4-11
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  • Reconciliation With My Past: Growing Up in a Troubled Family in Japan

    Wakako Masuno
    12-22
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  • A Journey to China: Embarking on a Professional and Personal Experience of Growth

    Julie Anne Laser, Elsa Campos Schutte
    23-31
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  • The Deep South: A Black Man's Experience in Black Belt Alabama

    Hubert Brandon, Pamela Valera
    32-38
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  • Starting With Ourselves: A Dialouge About Changing to Improve the Education Process

    Jessica M. Kahn, Richard Holody
    39-46
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  • Grassroots Community Practice: Applying Alinksy's Rules in the 21st Century

    Paul Force-Emery Mackie
    47-59
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  • Working Together for Change for Children of Parents With Mental Illness and Their Families

    Vicki Cowling
    61-73
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  • Everyday Dramas, Possible Plots: On Assessing Cultural Competency in a Child Welfare Agency

    Lynn M. Nybell, Sylvia Sims Gray
    74-86
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  • Once the Cutting Edge: Social Worker to Legal Advocate and Back Again

    Mary Ann Overcamp-Martini
    87-97
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  • A Relational Turn in the Human Services: A Book Review of Contemporary Psychoanalytic Theory and Practice

    Benjamin Shepard
    98-99
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