nasw social work talks podcast

in this episode, we talk about how social workers can talk to harder-to-reach special populations about vaccines and use motivational interviewing to inform people about vaccines.

hear a conversation with suzin bartley, executive director at the children's trust, an organization working to stop child abuse in massachusetts.

the limited public service loan forgiveness (pslf) waiver is a short-term opportunity for borrowers to seek student loan forgiveness through oct. 31, 2022.

kyle temple and rio bauce discuss how social workers can help people who are lgbtqia+ overcome addiction to substances.

nasw members chelsea laliberte barnes and jimmy salyers talk about how the pandemic has exacerbated the addiction crisis in the united states.

learn about "connect to end covid-19," nasw's cdc-funded initiative that helps social workers and their clients to make informed decisions about life-saving vaccines, with anna mangum, former deputy director of programs at nasw.

sarakay smullens, msw, lcsw, dcsw, cgp, cfle, bcd, is a certified group psychotherapist and family life educator, and author of "burnout and self-care in social work."

sherry gaba, lcsw, speaks with us about co-dependency, love addiction, and toxic relationships. gaba is a psychotherapist, life coach, and certified recovery coach in california. she's author of "the law of sobriety" and "the marriage and relationship junkie," and host of the love fix podcast.

guest steven j. miller speaks with us about infertility and mental health. he holds a master's in psychology and is earning his msw at the university of wisconsin, madison. he sits on the mental health professional group at the american society of reproductive medicine.

taslim van hattum, msw, mph, senior director of practice improvement at the national council for behavioral health, speaks with us about how social workers can help clients stop smoking or vaping.