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Clinical social work in Aotearoa New Zealand: Origins, practice, …

WEBINTRODUCTION: Clinical social work is practised with individuals, groups and families in areas concerned with mental health and counselling for people’s …

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Understanding I-Kiribati wellbeing and its implications for health …

WEBINTRODUCTION: Pacific people in Aotearoa New Zealand are a fast-growing population, and research shows that they do not experience the same health …

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Discovering health social work in New Zealand in its published …

WEBSocial work in health care has been a significant field of practice within social work in New Zealand since the 1940s. This paper reports on a project inspired by a …

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It takes a village: Advancing attachment theory and recovering the

WEBINTRODUCTION: Bowlby’s attachment theory (AT) remains a popular way to understand infant, child, adolescent, and even adult and family dysfunction. However, …

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Reflecting on lived experience: Suicide prevention and the …

WEBINTRODUCTION: National suicide prevention strategies and action plans have, historically, been written without input from consumers/current users of mental …

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Cultural support workers in the Aotearoa New Zealand healthcare …

WEBINTRODUCTION: In Aotearoa New Zealand, as elsewhere in the world, healthcare providers are seeking better ways to engage with increasingly ethnically and …

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Mental illness and addictions: Our responsibility to support the …

WEBMental health and addictions is a field within the realms of social work practice that appears to be consistently growing. This article seeks to discuss the …

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Mental health and the news media in Aotearoa New Zealand: Key …

WEBINTRODUCTION: Without personal experience or specific background knowledge of an issue, individuals exposed to news media are limited in their ability to …

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Mitigating barriers to addiction recovery in Aotearoa New …

WEBINTRODUCTION: The New Zealand government’s health surveys consistently identify that alcohol and other drug (AOD) addiction is an issue for New …

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Social work formulation: Principles and strategies for mental health

WEBINTRODUCTION: Social workers are important members of multidisciplinary mental health teams and formulation is a core skill in mental health practice. However, …

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Understanding I-Kiribati wellbeing and its implications for …

WEBABSTRACT. INTRODUCTION: Pacific people in Aotearoa New Zealand are a fast-growing population, and research shows that they do not experience the same health benefits …

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The Wellness Recovery Action Plan (WRAP): Effectiveness with …

WEBEducation and knowledge have always been prized life quests for Chinese. The question however, is whether Western-style mental health education is acceptable …

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An innovation in primary mental health services: The MidValley …

WEBIn 2004-5 a new primary health organisation (PHO) project was established that aimed to improve access to equitable health care for the residents of three …

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A scoping review of Aotearoa New Zealand women's experiences …

WEBINTRODUCTION: The experiences with healthcare services of women who use substances (WWUS)—especially when pregnant or parenting—are largely missing …

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Mātauranga-ā-Whānau: Constructing a methodological approach …

WEBINTRODUCTION: This article discusses the development of a distinctively Māori methodology that centres knowledge and practices that are embedded within …

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Exploring the role of cultural support workers in the New Zealand

WEBINTRODUCTION: The introduction of the community health worker (CHW), or cultural support worker (CSW) as they are more commonly known in Aotearoa New …

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Finding home: South African migration to New Zealand

WEBSouth Africans have migrated to New Zealand either deliberately abandoning their country of birth or drawn to New Zealand as a country opening its arms to them to …

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Preliminary comparison between the roles of support workers and …

WEBWithin New Zealand there is a definite confusion between the role identity of social workers and support workers within community mental health services. Currently …

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A critical commentary: Abortion stigma standing in the way of

WEBINTRODUCTION: Abortion is part of reproductive healthcare problematised within politically charged debates, leading to ongoing attempts to control access. The …

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Human rights and housing unaffordability: Applying policy …

WEBINTRODUCTION: In working with marginalised communities, social workers are confronted with the consequences of housing unaffordability. The 1948 Universal …

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