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We’re excited to share a conversation with Dr. Kathryn Krase, an accomplished social worker, lawyer, educator, and expert on professional ethics. With over two decades of experience teaching and leading in social work programs across New York City, D...
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Over several decades, what we now describe as health anxiety was termed hypochondriasis in several editions of the DSM (initially classified as a neurosis in early editions of DSM, in later editions up to 2013, and later issues classified under Somat...
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For over two decades, through our sites CE-Credit.com and AddictionCounselorCE.com, CE Learning Systems has been a trusted provider for online Continuing Education courses for behavioral health professionals. A few years ago, CE Learning Systems als...
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Autism spectrum disorder, commonly referred to as “ASD”, is a neurodevelopmental disorder. This condition is associated with ranging of social, communication, behavioral, and developmental deficits from person to person (American Psychiatric Associat...
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Artificial intelligence is quickly transforming the fields of therapy and social work — from chatbots delivering mental health support to predictive algorithms identifying at-risk clients, and even robots designed to offer companionship. But with the...
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I was reviewing my lecture notes a few hours before teaching my advanced-level graduate clinical social work class, a class that would focus on a cornerstone of the social work profession: empathy and compassion. My bullet points and references had o...
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African Americans and LaborI would like to take a moment to consider the significance of this year’s Black History Month theme. "African Americans and Labor" powerfully reflects the crucial contributions of African Americans in shaping our nation’s h...
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