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NASW-NJ NASW-NJ is the membership association for professional social workers and social work students. We have over 7000 members statewide.

NASW-NJ provides advocacy, networking, and professional development opportunities to it's members. New Jersey's Largest Social Work Organization

National Association of Social Workers - NJ Chapter
30 Silverline Drive, Suite 3
North Brunswick, NJ 08902

phone: 732-296-8070
email: [email protected]

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Looking for a job? These employers are NOW HIRING for the following:- Per Diem Primary Therapist - LSW/LCSW (Spectrum He...
02/24/2023

Looking for a job? These employers are NOW HIRING for the following:

- Per Diem Primary Therapist - LSW/LCSW (Spectrum Health & Wellness)

For more information on this and other job opportunities, visit the Job Center: http://ow.ly/TcRQ50MaS7S

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Want a sneak peek of what you can look forward to at our 2023 Annual Conference?! Join  NASW-NJ Annual Conference plenar...
02/24/2023

Want a sneak peek of what you can look forward to at our 2023 Annual Conference?! Join NASW-NJ Annual Conference plenary speakers, Erica Goldblatt-Hyatt and Tammea Tyler LIVE on Facebook on March 2nd at 12pm to discuss their conference workshop: Reproductive Justice.

To learn more and RSVP visit: http://ow.ly/o5ht50MY32U

: Shown is an infographic featuring two photos, one of Erica Goldblatt-Hyatt in a black shirt looking at the camera and one of Tammea Tyler smiling at the camera. Above the images is text that reads "NASWNJ Annual Conference Spotlight. Join us for a Facebook live on March 2nd at 12pm.”

02/23/2023
The Circle of Security: Building Healthy Child-Parent Attachment

Circle of Security is a parenting approach designed to help parents and caregivers enhance secure attachment with their children by allowing them to understand their child’s emotional needs and strengthen their attachment. Amanda Salierno, MA, LAC, NCC, MT-BC joins us for this Community Conversation to address the current issues around attachment and provide an overview of the Circle of Security curriculum and how it can benefit your work with families.

Sponsored by Bridge to Balance. Learn more at https://bridge2balance.com/

Motivational Interviewing is a style of communication that enhances motivation for change. Join us and presenter Crystal...
02/23/2023

Motivational Interviewing is a style of communication that enhances motivation for change. Join us and presenter Crystal Bennett, LMSW on March 14th for a live webinar on Motivational Interviewing! By the end, participants will have an understanding of the purpose of MI and how it can be interwoven into other approaches to enhance good practice. To learn more and register visit: http://ow.ly/JFZf50MXZBX

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As social workers, we must take time for self-care, so we can continue to help others. Join us on February 23rd as Kryst...
02/22/2023

As social workers, we must take time for self-care, so we can continue to help others. Join us on February 23rd as Krystal Reddick-Pollard, M.Ed., LMSW (AKA Self-Care Coach) teaches tools for self- care that you can use every day. To learn more and register visit: http://ow.ly/fVZn50MY0ag

: Shown is a infographic featuring a brunette woman in a orange tank top and grey leggings sitting in a butterfly position. Text is overlaid on the side that reads "Practicing What You Preach: A self-care workshop for helping professionals."

"We must continue to provide the facts on how poverty, high incarceration rates, and underfunded school systems ultimate...
02/22/2023

"We must continue to provide the facts on how poverty, high incarceration rates, and underfunded school systems ultimately affect the state’s economic progress and constituents’ trust in government— particularly among Black families. " To read more visit: http://ow.ly/vMUO50MY19i

As you are aware, there has been a lot of discussion around the happenings at the NJ Board of Social Work Examiners, the...
02/21/2023

As you are aware, there has been a lot of discussion around the happenings at the NJ Board of Social Work Examiners, the exam data for the ASWB test and the pending Interstate Licensing Compact. We are hard at work advocating for the needs of the profession, transparency and equity, and remain committed to sharing with you all the update from our chapter work, broader happenings in these discussions and what is on the horizon.
To that end, we are hosting two update sessions for NJ social workers to learn more about our advocacy efforts on these issues. We invite you to join us for one of the two sessions to listen in, ask questions and stay abreast of what is happening in this ever changing landscape.

WHAT:
An Update on the ASWB Exam, Licensing in NJ, and the Interstate Compact

WHEN:
Thursday, February 23, 1-2pm, live via Zoom (Register at https://www.eventbrite.com/e/537726613777)

You can also submit questions you'd like to see addressed when you register for one of the update sessions below. Please note, we will not be answering questions about individual licensing applications on these calls. If you have questions about your individual licensing application, please join one of our Licensing Q&A Check-in sessions, held most Thursdays at noon on Zoom. Register for Q&A sessions on our events calendar at naswnj.org

Today is , and it is estimated that over 28 million Americans will experience an eating disorder in their lifetime. Whil...
02/21/2023

Today is , and it is estimated that over 28 million Americans will experience an eating disorder in their lifetime. While prevalent, many with eating disorders will struggle in silence due to stigma, stereotypes and misinformation. Join us on February 27th as we identify the signs and symptoms of eating disorders in a variety of presentations and provide resources to assist in facilitating access to care. To learn more visit: http://ow.ly/LXC050MY0xV

: Shown is a infographic featuring a woman with short dark hair raising her hands to avoid touching a plate of food. Overlaid on top is text that reads "Eating Disorder Signs, Symptoms, & Resources." as well as the date Feb. 27th and time 12-1.

02/21/2023

Have you registered for our 2023 Annual Conference yet?! You won't want to miss out on awesome presentations, like this one with Melissa Ciottone and Stephanie Korilla on Using the Forensic Team Assessment to identify and promote Resiliency in Children on May 2nd! Make sure to head over and register now at: https://bit.ly/3E5EzYc

RESCHEDULED TO 2/28!! Join us on 2/28 as Shevone Torres from Black Lives Matter New Jersey joins us for a community conv...
02/19/2023

RESCHEDULED TO 2/28!! Join us on 2/28 as Shevone Torres from Black Lives Matter New Jersey joins us for a community conversation discussing the successes and challenges faced by advocates in the NJ BLM movement and how advocates can advance the cause of racial justice in the wake of the murder of Tyre Nichols. To learn more and register visit: http://ow.ly/xygE50MKu9G

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Want a sneak peek of what you can look forward to at our 2023 Annual Conference?!  We've partnered with our presenters a...
02/18/2023

Want a sneak peek of what you can look forward to at our 2023 Annual Conference?! We've partnered with our presenters and speakers to host Facebook Lives now through Conference!! First up, NASW-NJ Annual Conference Presenter La'Tesha Gasby will be joining us LIVE on Facebook on February 24th at 2pm to discuss her conference workshop: Understanding Racial Trauma.

To learn more about this year's conference visit: http://ow.ly/kr8f50MVmiG

: Shown is an infographic featuring a photo of La'Tesha in a pink sweater smiling at the camera. Above her image is text that reads "NASWNJ Annual Conference Spotlight. Join us for a Facebook live on Feb. 24th at 2pm."

HAVE YOU HEARD THE NEWS?! Early Bird Conference Registration has been extended through February 28th. Don't miss out on ...
02/17/2023

HAVE YOU HEARD THE NEWS?! Early Bird Conference Registration has been extended through February 28th. Don't miss out on this opportunity to attend the NASW-NJ Annual Conference at the lowest possible rate!

REGISTER NOW at https://naswnj.socialworkers.org/Events/Annual-Conference before prices go up!!

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Looking for a job? The following organization is NOW HIRING for the following:- Social Worker, MSW, PACE Program (Capita...
02/17/2023

Looking for a job? The following organization is NOW HIRING for the following:

- Social Worker, MSW, PACE Program (Capital Health)

For more information on this and other job opportunities, visit the Job Center: http://ow.ly/TcRQ50MaS7S

: Pictured is an infographic of two individuals shaking hands. Above their hands is information for the NASWNJ Job Center.

02/16/2023

Have you registered for our 2023 Annual Conference yet?! You won't want to miss out on awesome presentations, like this one with Dr. Helena D. Lewis, DSW,LCSW on Rethinking ReEntry: Women, Grief, & Loss on May 2nd! Make sure to head over and register now at: https://bit.ly/3E5EzYc

02/15/2023
National Black Girl Magic Facebook Live

Join NASW-NJ alongside expert clinician and author Marline Francois-Madden as we discuss her book the state of the black girl. The State of Black Girls is a non-fiction piece aiming to empower young black girls in the face of the obstacles that stand before them each day.

As Social Work Student, it's important to have a broad and diverse understanding of the profession; this month, join NAS...
02/15/2023

As Social Work Student, it's important to have a broad and diverse understanding of the profession; this month, join NASW-NJ as we hear from the perspectives of black male social workers that are making a difference in their community. To learn more and register visit: http://ow.ly/i1jG50MQIbT

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 meet  🤝  ! This Valentine's Day, our team is celebrating their love for Banned Books (And Free Speech!) by highlighting...
02/14/2023

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This Valentine's Day, our team is celebrating their love for Banned Books (And Free Speech!) by highlighting a few of our favorite {currently banned} books! Any of your favorites make the list? Let us know which books you LOVE in the comments! 💕📖

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On January 7th, Tyre Nichols was stopped by Memphis officers for reckless driving, and as many of you know by now, the o...
02/13/2023

On January 7th, Tyre Nichols was stopped by Memphis officers for reckless driving, and as many of you know by now, the outcome has been yet another loss for our Black community. Tyre was aggressively beaten by officers and later succumbed to his injuries. I still can not find the words to make sense of such a senseless, unjust, and inhuman treatment of a Black brother and how it closely resembled the police beating of Rodney King.
As social workers, we often lack the space to process personal things, let alone publicly shared traumas that we may be navigating alongside our Black colleagues and clients. Yet, with the general circulation of the body cam and street cam footage, many saw the last moments of Tyre’s life and his cry for a loved one.

The conditions surrounding Tyre's brutal death are a public and painful loss for the family, Memphians, and Black and brown people nationwide. We can not remove the pain, but we can process it together as we begin the collective healing journey.

We invite you to join us and the NASW-NJ Black Social Worker Shared Interest Group for a processing group facilitated by Dr. Tawanda Hubbard on February 20th, 2023, at 6:30 PM. To learn more visit: http://ow.ly/THlX50MQHrY

: Shown is a green infographic featuring 2 African American women and 2 African American men looking off into the distance. To the left of them is text that reads "Processing the trauma around the death of Tyre Nichols."

As we celebrate , our team will be sharing stories of pioneers who have helped pave the way throughout history. Next up?...
02/13/2023

As we celebrate , our team will be sharing stories of pioneers who have helped pave the way throughout history. Next up? Lester Blackwell Granger.

.A social worker, educator, National Urban League executive director, and civil rights leader, Lester Blackwell Granger introduced civil rights to the social work agenda as a national and international issue. He focused attention and advocacy energy on the goal of equal opportunity and justice for all people of color, even while focusing on the condition of Black people in the United States. To learn more about Lester's impact on social work visit: http://ow.ly/JESr50MQHTH

: Shown is a black and white photograph of Lester Blackwell Granger in a suit and tie as he smiles at the camera.

Free at-home  testing is available! The Federal Government is offering four free test kits. Order here:  https://buff.ly...
02/12/2023

Free at-home testing is available! The Federal Government is offering four free test kits. Order here: https://buff.ly/3valdMK And visit ’s website to learn about its national initiative to promote informed vaccine decision-making: https://buff.ly/3ve8SqE

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Join us for Part II: Clinical Considerations and Protocols for Addressing the Impact of Unwanted Consensual S*x: Working...
02/11/2023

Join us for Part II: Clinical Considerations and Protocols for Addressing the Impact of Unwanted Consensual S*x: Working with Singles and Couples on February 21st! In this workshop, we will address how to incorporate the concept of unwanted consent into your practice and provide protocols to work with clients who are actively participating in unwanted consensual s*x and protocols that address the trauma from having consented to unwanted s*x. This workshop is mainly focused on heteros*xual clients in monogamous relationships but is appropriate for any client who is agreeing to s*x due to an imbalanced power dynamic. To learn more and register visit: http://ow.ly/3gZJ50ML3MI

: Shown is a graphic featuring a photo of a woman at a computer with their hands over their eyes. To the left of the photo is text that reads "Clinical Considerations- Impact of Unwanted Consensual S*x."

Looking for a job? The following organizations are NOW HIRING for the following:Licensed Clinicians - LSW, LCSW, LAC, LP...
02/10/2023

Looking for a job? The following organizations are NOW HIRING for the following:

Licensed Clinicians - LSW, LCSW, LAC, LPC (Meridian Counseling Services)

Complex Care Coordinator, Social Worker, Full Time, Days, Vineland (Inspira Health)

Outpatient Therapist - LCSW, LMFT, LPC (RS Counseling & Wellness Center)

Community Alignment Manager Universal Home Visiting (NJ Dept Of Children & Families)

For more information on these and other job opportunities, visit the Job Center: http://ow.ly/TcRQ50MaS7S

: Pictured is an infographic of two individuals shaking hands. Above their hands is information for the NASWNJ Job Center.

Have you had a chance to check-out our exciting keynote speakers at our 2023 Annual Conference?! We're kicking it off on...
02/10/2023

Have you had a chance to check-out our exciting keynote speakers at our 2023 Annual Conference?! We're kicking it off on Sunday with a Key Note session featuring Delaware state senator Sarah McBride, Lee Westgate, MSW, MBA, LCSW-C and Marla Blunt-Carter, MSW, will explore how social workers can move into decision-making roles in their communities.

To learn more and register visit: http://ow.ly/f6lw50ML2yi

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Circle of Security is a parenting approach designed to help parents and caregivers enhance secure attachment with their ...
02/09/2023

Circle of Security is a parenting approach designed to help parents and caregivers enhance secure attachment with their children by allowing them to understand their child’s emotional needs and strengthen their attachment. We will address the current issues around attachment and provide an overview of the curriculum and how it can benefit your work with families. Circle of Security offers parents a road map to better understand their child's emotional needs. To learn more and register visit: http://ow.ly/B38W50MKYnE

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Mark your calendars and make sure to head over to our page on February 15th for a special Facebook Live! We wil...
02/09/2023

Mark your calendars and make sure to head over to our page on February 15th for a special Facebook Live! We will be joined by Marline Francois-Madden, LCSW to help celebrate !

: Shown is a pink and purple infographic featuring a photo of Marline in a black blazer and white blouse smiling at the camera. Overlaid on top is the text "Facebook Live. Finding Your Black Girl Magic with the date Feb. 15th. "

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There are set strategies that nonprofits can put into place to grow their organizations and foster innovative thinking and team investment. Read more: https://hubs.li/Q01BvKzQ0

Post written by Jennifer Thompson of NASW-NJ, Forbes Councils Member.
renewal fee waived for NJ lcsw and now inactive due to their website malfuction could take months to get my active lic-patients suffering ! been in practice since 2013 mental health is important
In order to keep moving toward set goals, leaders must ensure that the organization's purpose is prioritized.

Read more at https://newsweek.expert/3IKHd98 from Margie Kiesel of Avaneer Health, Krisztina Veres of Veres Career Consulting, Jeff Chen of Radicle Science, Renee Walker of RENEE WALKER & ASSOCIATES, Karen Mangia of Salesforce, Reed Deshler of AlignOrg Solutions, Monique Caradine-Kitchens of OverFlow Enterprises LLC, Joe Hart. of Dale Carnegie Training, Jennifer Thompson of NASW-NJ, Jacob Mathison of Mathison Projects, Bala Sathyanarayanan of Greif, Baruch Labunski of Rank Secure, Britton Bloch of Navy Federal Credit Union, Uriel Saenz of The US Lifestyle Group LLC, and Israel Tannenbaum of Withum
Defining clear expectations around remote and hybrid work helps avoid confusion around employee responsibilities.

Read more at https://hubs.li/Q01wrqCs0 from Pablo Listingart of ComIT.org, Jose Luis Castro of Vital Strategies, Jono Anzalone of The Climate Initiative, Deidre Lind of Mayor's Fund for Los Angeles, Christopher Dipnarine of 4mycity.us, Devin Jopp of APIC - Infection Prevention and You, Kimberly Lewis of Goodwill Industries of East Texas, Inc., Victoria Burkhart of The More Than Giving Co., Patrick Riccards of Driving Force Institute, Betsy Taylor of Accordant, Jennifer Thompson of NASW-NJ, and Jonathan Prosser of Compassion UK
Please help us welcome Adil Yurekli as a in our location. Adil believes that while many clients seek treatment for or symptoms, it is often the impact of their past that needs to be addressed. He is a member of the NASW-NJ and we're thrilled to have him on our team. To learn more about Adil or to schedule an appointment, visit: https://reliefmh.com/adil-yurekli/.
Organizations that actively help their staff members upskill help ensure their employees are ready for any challenge.

Read more at https://hubs.li/Q01tSPMV0 from Yolanda Watson Spiva of Complete College America, Inc., Patrick Riccards of Driving Force Institute, Christopher Dipnarine of 4mycity.us, Christopher Washington of Franklin University, Gloria Horsley of Open to Hope, Jennifer Thompson of NASW-NJ, Daniel A Wubah of Millersville University, Christina Allrich of Beta Gamma Sigma, Victoria Burkhart of The More Than Giving Co., and Lilian Ajayi-Ore of Global Connections for Women Foundation
Even the most experienced of leaders can struggle when it comes to managing several different priorities.

Read more at https://newsweek.expert/3gBzbn3 from Jacob Kupietzky of HCT Executive Interim Management and Consulting, Jennifer Thompson of NASW-NJ, Chris Heller of OJO Labs, Inc., Israel Tannenbaum of Withum, Manuchehr Kurbonali of Zentist, Suzanne Grieco Mattaboni of Suzanne Mattaboni Communications, Sonja Wasden of Speaking Mental Health, Krista Neher of Boot Camp Digital, Dr. Mark Goulston of Mark Goulston, M.D., Inc., Diane Helbig of Helbig Enterprises, Michael Gilbert of Semios - Crop Management Platform, and Bala Sathyanarayanan of Greif
Jennifer Thompson, Executive Director of NASW-NJ, shares her thoughts in "Social Workers: The Surprise Heroes of Innovation."

Read the full article ➡️ https://newsweek.expert/3GiSU5q

No matter what industry an entrepreneur operates in, developing ways of keeping up with emerging trends will help ensure they remain in business for the long term.

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Social workers are skilled researchers, they're skilled negotiators. Look at skill sets social workers possess rather than the title, and then think about where those skills can fill gaps within companies. Read more:https://newsweek.expert/3Aj0auo

Featuring Jennifer Thompson of NASW-NJ
Through the development of more equitable, performance-based processes, testing limits and eliminating high-stakes consequences for test results, the era of inequality in standardized testing may be coming to an end. Read more:https://newsweek.expert/3WHz9dv

Written by Jennifer Thompson of NASW-NJ
Before addressing any activism in the workplace, leaders need to have a well-developed approach.

Read more at https://newsweek.expert/3hl5rer from Jennifer Thompson of NASW-NJ, Dr. Abraham Khoureis of DrAbeKhoureis, Krisztina Veres of Veres Career Consulting, Margie Kiesel of Avaneer Health, Tammy Sons of Tn Nursery, Donna Marie Cozine-Mills of Consult DMC, Lisa Hrabluk of Lisa Hrabluk's Wicked Ideas, Melissa LuVisi of tab32, Krista Neher of Boot Camp Digital, April Margulies of Trust Relations, Britton Bloch of Navy Federal Credit Union, Lisa Lundy of Lisa A Lundy, Anastasia Sarkar of InspireMalibu, and Dr. Mark Goulston of Mark Goulston, M.D., Inc.
I am looking for an MSW student practicum site in south jersey for January for three semesters, 20 hours per week for 10 weeks (total 600 hours). I am willing to volunteer in-between semesters in order to remain a part of the organization from January - September. I have most of my experience within child welfare, specifically child protective services, but I am a dedicated learner and will work with guidance with any population. Please send me a message if your agency has an opening!
Creating a culture that actively encourages employees to generate and share ideas is a great way to keep your company competitive in the market.

Read more at https://newsweek.expert/3zImZrb from Donna Marie Cozine-Mills of Consult DMC, Dr. Abraham Khoureis of DrAbeKhoureis, LaKesha Womack of Womack Consulting Group, Sonja Wasden of Speaking Mental Health, Eric Bing of The College of Health Care Professions, Faisal Pandit of Panasonic North America, Mary-Lou Smulders of Dedrone, Umang Modi of TIAG - The Informatics Applications Group, Inc., April Margulies of Trust Relations, Leah Marone, Jennifer Thompson of NASW-NJ, and Brian Katz of Safer School Solutions
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