Pamela Brewer is a member:
[Audio] Identifying and Surviving Trauma Dr. Isaiah Pickens
MyNDTALK
Dr. Pamela Brewer is joined by Dr. Isaiah Pickens, A NYC psychologist who focuses on providing trauma-informed care. This broad ranging conversation includes the impact of trauma experiences on children, the importance of community policing, the impact of the Freddie Gray/Baltimore police events and more. You will also learn about a program founded by Dr. Pickens for the specific purpose of aiding young victims/survivors of trauma.

Brian Tomlinson is a member:
Spotting the symptoms of advanced prostate cancer: an interview with Brian Tomlinson
news-medical.net
Brian Tomlinson, MPA, BSW is the Chief Program and Communications Officer at CancerCare.  Founded in 1944, CancerCare is the leading national organization providing professional support services and information to help people manage the emotional, practical and financial challenges of cancer.  CancerCare services are provided by professional oncology social workers and are completely free of charge.

Maggie Terry is a member:
No need to be glum about cooking for one
The Herald-Mail (Frederick, MD)
The evening meal sometimes is the hardest one to handle emotionally, said [Maggie] Terry, a clinical social worker. “The trouble with dinner … is that’s really the lonely time for people,” Terry said. Despite that, she advised people to still set a table and sit at it for dinner, even if it’s in another room in which they’re used to dining. If the quiet is too much to bear, a person eating alone can read a newspaper or watch television, Terry said. And just because a person lives alone doesn’t mean he or she has to eat alone.

[Video] Lawmakers approve new hotline to protect strippers
KATU (Portland, OR)
Some prefer to be called entertainers; others refer to themselves as exotic dancers, but not Elle Stanger. “I like the term stripper,” Stanger said. She’s been stripping for about six years now. She loves what she does but says recent allegations of sex trafficking at Stars Cabaret in Beaverton came as a harsh reminder of the lack of protections many dancers have. So she decided to do something about it. She teamed up with the National Association of Social Workers, and testified before lawmakers in Salem. She detailed some of the poor working conditions many entertainers are subjected to.