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Breaking the Stigma with UAlbany Student-Athlete Hannah Reinhardt
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12/12/19 • 32 min
Hannah Reinhardt, a senior distance runner from Clarence, N.Y. is one of the most decorated distance runners in UAlbany program history, repeating as America East individual cross country champion this year, setting school records at both 5K and 6K, becoming the first Great Dane to win NCAA XC Regional championships, and qualifying for NCAA XC Championships. Today she speaks about the personal story she wrote for the America East Conference's AE Voices series. Their #BetterTo9ether initiative aims to help create more mentally healthy environments for AE student-athletes.
Starting Grad School During COVID-19: A conversation with incoming student Cassie Lotker
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07/28/20 • 26 min
Incoming MSW student, Cassie Lotker, speaks about relocating to Albany during the pandemic and protests, why she chose to move forward with her education during this time of so many unknowns, and why she's excited about starting her graduate work at UAlbany.
Embracing "The Not Knowing" in the Time of COVID-19 with William L. Mannle, LMFT
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06/08/20 • 28 min
"Throughout history, sages, mystics, and philosophers called the place between certainty and 'what's around the corner,' 'the unknown.' Anticipating the unknown, 'the not knowing,' evokes anxiety when we lose sight of the harbor of our perceived safety. During this pandemic, social distancing, and isolation, 'what you thought you knew is dissolving,' according to Charles Eisenstein.
The desire and struggle to get back to 'normal' feeds the fear of uncertainty, compelling us to cling to what was, avoid what is, while trying to remain present."
William Mannel, LMFT shares his expertise in this area.
Bio:
Bill Mannle, LMFT is a Gestalt and Marriage & Family Therapist in private practice in Connecticut, USA. He is a former Adjunct Faculty in the Marriage & Family Program at Southern Connecticut State University where he served as a Clinical Supervisor and taught a course in Family of Origin.
As an international trainer and facilitator in the Family Constellations Method, he has conducted seminars in Connecticut, New York, California, Germany, Denmark, Australia, Mexico, Spain, Belgium, Brazil, Canada, Croatia & China.
Interested in the intersection of psychotherapy and spirituality, he is currently exploring “symptoms” as symbolic road signs for waking up.
Careers in Aging: The Internships in Aging Project
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10/08/20 • 22 min
This year is the 20th Anniversary of the UAlbany School of Social Welfare's Internships in Aging Project (IAP). We spoke with IAP Director, Linda Mertz, and three 2nd year MSW students - Nicole Gardy, Meredith Goldstein, and Rachel Robinson - about the program and why it is a unique gem of the SSW.
The Impact of COVID-19 on Mental Health in the Black Community with Dr. Julia Hastings
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10/01/20 • 26 min
Associate Professor Dr. Julia Hastings, who holds joint appointment in the UAlbany School of Social Welfare and the School of Public Health, discusses the impact of COVID-19 on mental health in the Black community. She is currently conducting new research on the topic.
Bio:
Dr. Julia F. Hastings is an Associate Professor in the Schools of Public Health and Social Welfare at the University at Albany (SUNY). She is interested in reducing health, economic, and service utilization burdens for racially diverse populations. Her research covers three thematic areas: Physical and mental health disparities (e.g., type II diabetes, depression, and oral health); welfare participation; and poverty. Hastings is currently principal investigator of Black family stress and caregiving of loved ones diagnosed with Alzheimer’s Disease. She enjoys serving on the Black Child Development Community Board. In 2019, she was named Public Health Social Worker of the Year by the PHSW Section of the American Public Health Association.
Yoga-Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (Y-CBT)
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09/30/20 • 25 min
Yoga-Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (Y-CBT) is a research based psychological paradigm that combines the scientifically documented effects of yoga with cognitive behavioral therapy. Co-creators Julie Greiner-Ferris and Dr. Manjit Khalsa join us to discuss more.
Bios:
Julie Greiner-Ferris is co-creator of Y-CBT, Yoga Cognitive Behavioral Therapy. She is a clinical social worker and who attended the Boston College Graduate School of Social Work. She has over 25 years of practice in the field of Mental Health and is currently the Program Director of Outpatient Services at Riverside Community Care in the Blackstone Valley in Upton Massachusetts.
Dr. Manjit Khalsa is also co-creator of Y-CBT. She is a psychologist and a yoga teacher with over 30 year’s experience in both fields. She is also President of a yoga education and retreat center, located in Millis, Ma. Called Yoga at the Ashram. She is in private practice and also works at Riverside Community Care.
The World of Domestic Minor Sex Trafficking
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09/21/20 • 31 min
We were joined by Marcus Stallworth, LMSW, and Qur-an Webb, MSW, of Welcome 2 Reality, LLC about their work on domestic minor sex trafficking.
Bios:
Marcus Stallworth, LMSW
Marcus Stallworth, LMSW (Licensed Master Social Worker), is the Director of Director of Learning and Organizational Development at Welcome 2 Reality, LLC. Marcus operates with an assertive hands-on approach. Spending close to 20 years providing Child Protective Services, he is recognized by the State of Connecticut as an expert witness, providing testimony in numerous court proceedings. He has spearheaded several initiatives to promote fathers' engagement, prevent abuse and neglect, and address the dangers of social media. He has direct experience educating and supporting victims of human trafficking and sexual exploitation, training staff on sexual orientation and gender identity, and advocating for those in foster care. Marcus serves on the Board of Directors of the National Foster Parent Association and plays a leadership role in Connecticut's Fatherhood Engagement Leadership Team (FELT). He is also a member of Media Literacy Now’s National Advisory Council, which provides educators with advocacy and resources on media literacy education in schools.
Qur-an Webb, MSW
Qur-an Webb, MSW, is the Director of Operations at Welcome 2 Reality, LLC. Qur-an has been in the social work field for over 20 years. Qur-an is the Connecticut Chapter Lead for Media Literacy Now which focuses on education around media literacy. In this role, Qur-an was instrumental in getting Public Act No. 15-94 and Public Act No. 17-67 passed in Connecticut which now mandates school systems to educate the safe use of social media and computer programming instruction and create an advisory council must be was created related to digital citizenship, internet safety, and media literacy. He also works as an independent contractor and is an adjunct instructor. Qur-an is the vice president of the Association of Black Sports Officials. In this role, Qur-an advocates for the rights of and opportunities for Black sports officials and pushes for equality among officials. He also provides training and professional development opportunities domestically and internationally for the company.
Serve Albany Mentoring Initiative
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09/01/20 • 14 min
Serve Albany aims to make it easy for interested members of the Albany community to find a place to get involved, to volunteer, and to make a difference in their city. With kids home from school and limited in-person contact with individuals like teachers and coaches, now more than ever we need volunteers to be tutors and mentors. And that is what Serve Albany is focusing on in this week-long volunteer recruitment drive.
Jonathan Hentrich, who is the Director of Serve Albany and the Lead Pastor at Christ’s Church Albany, joins us to discuss more.
Adverse Childhood Experiences and Trauma-Informed Care with Lakia Green
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08/27/20 • 21 min
We were joined by Lakia Green who discussed Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACEs) and trauma-informed care, with a particular focus on cultural and historical trauma.
Bio:
Lakia Green is the owner of One Spark Consulting, which specializes in in providing training, facilitation, and consulting services to organizations focused on advocacy, social justice, and societal change. She has over 25 years of experience in training, facilitation, and curriculum development. In addition, she is an experienced consultant, assisting agencies in identifying organizational deficiencies that can hinder growth.
Lakia’s passion is working in the area of diversity and inclusion. Using her unique Integral Diversity model, Lakia has helped numerous individuals and agencies discuss diversity-related issues and incorporate principles of inclusion into their organizational model. She combines her award-winning research and practical facilitation skills to deliver diversity training to groups across the country.
Lakia has a B.A. from the College of William and Mary and a M.A. in Organization Management and Development from Fielding Graduate University.
UAlbany Students in the Community: A chat with Sheri Stevens of CPSP
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10/12/23 • 39 min
The Community and Public Service Program (CPSP) is a popular course for UAlbany students, as they are able to volunteer in the community and earn academic credit at the same time. CPSP Director, Sheri Stevens, joins us to chat about the history of the program, the value it brings to the local community, and the impact of volunteering on students.
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How many episodes does The Social Workers Radio Talk Show have?
The Social Workers Radio Talk Show currently has 136 episodes available.
What topics does The Social Workers Radio Talk Show cover?
The podcast is about Podcasts, Social Work and Education.
What is the most popular episode on The Social Workers Radio Talk Show?
The episode title 'The Impact of COVID-19 on Mental Health in the Black Community with Dr. Julia Hastings' is the most popular.
What is the average episode length on The Social Workers Radio Talk Show?
The average episode length on The Social Workers Radio Talk Show is 32 minutes.
How often are episodes of The Social Workers Radio Talk Show released?
Episodes of The Social Workers Radio Talk Show are typically released every 4 days, 10 hours.
When was the first episode of The Social Workers Radio Talk Show?
The first episode of The Social Workers Radio Talk Show was released on Jan 31, 2019.
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