When Tia Levings married at 19 years old, she achieved what her Baptist church had endorsed as her life’s highest calling: becoming a Christian wife. But as her husband embraced the teachings of the Christian patriarchy movement, she became governed by a list of rules she hadn’t bargained for. Her husband controlled her clothing, censored her reading list, demanded to be called “my lord” and subjected her to “physical discipline” — all in the name of Christ.
Archive for July 2024
Collaborative mental health for children: Perspectives of school and clinical psychologists.
Patterns of Latina mothers’ emotion-related beliefs and behaviors: Associations with consejos in the family.
Importance, quality, and engagement: School mental health providers’ perceptions regarding within-district transition care coordination practices.
PlanoUp!: A pilot program for the identification and treatment of depression for youth in low-income secondary schools.
Examining the role of identity development and cultural stressors in the establishment of a U.S. identity among Hispanic/Latinx college students.
Migration and health: the hidden global public health crisis
Canada: Registered retirement savings plan contributions, 2022
Gender, Advice, and the Candidacy Gap in American Politics
‘A Well-Trained Wife’ unpacks life in Christian patriarchy
An exploration of K–12 school shooting threats in the United States.
Between medicine, humanities and the law: compiling a living archive of assisted dying
BASW Worcestershire branch event – Mike Skilbeck on Male Social Workers & Domestic Abuse –
Mental health clinical pathways for children and young people with long-term health conditions: A systematic review
Fostering Successful Opportunities for L.C.S.W. Supervision (audio description)
The Health Care Experiences of People Dually Eligible for Medicare and Medicaid
HIV Clinical Guidelines Now Recommend High Resolution Anoscopy as Part of Anal Cancer Screening Program for People with HIV
Effects of water, energy, and food security on household well-being
Variation in completeness of coding external cause of injuries under ICD-10-CM
Artificial intelligence for better goals of care documentation
Rethinking empathy: professional work with persons with PIMD
Seeking abortion accompaniment: experiences and self-managed abortion preferences of hotline callers after abortion legalisation in Argentina
“You’re Not Understood, and You’re Isolated”: A Narrative Account of Loneliness by Black Older Adults in Ontario, Canada
Fluid modernities: the birthing pool in late twentieth-century Britain
Hearing Matters for Brain Health
A Quantitative Comparison of Patterns of Play and Conflict in Nature Preschool and Traditional Preschool Children in Norway
‘They did not want to deal with me’: Rise in elderly in Malaysia abandoned by families
Hospital Kuala Lumpur (HKL) saw a 50 per cent rise in patients being abandoned over three years, with the 239 cases in 2020 rising to 358 cases in 2023. In the first five months of 2024, around 166 abandoned cases were recorded in HKL, local media reported. Some 50 per cent of the cases involved patients above the age of 60, with the remainder being younger patients with medical complications. A majority of the patients said they did not have relatives, HKL Social Work Department chief Zulhan Ambi told The Star.
Outcomes of prognostication in people living with advanced cancer: A qualitative study to inform a Core Outcome Set
The Cost of Dying Exhibition: public, professional and political reactions to a visual exhibition depicting experiences of poverty at the end of life
Replication of a local record keeping method for collecting road crash data in low resource settings: lessons from Bangladesh and Nepal
Birthdate-based commercial tobacco sales restrictions: will ‘tobacco-free generation policies advance or delay the endgame?
Regional hospice and palliative care networks worldwide: scoping review
Spontaneous resolution of Trichomonas vaginalis infection in men
Device Based Treatments for Substance Use Disorders (UG3/UH3 Clinical Trial Optional) (Letter of Intent due date(s): 30 days prior to the application due)
Pensions in Switzerland: how a rise was won
Effect modification of socioeconomic status in the association between contraception methods and couple’s education: A secondary analysis of PDHS 2017–18
Opinions of key stakeholders regarding the inpatient Individual Care Plan
Socio-demographic and clinical profiles of adults with an intellectual disability admitted to acute general psychiatric wards in a Singapore hospital
Lawmakers call for director of children’s services in Washington to resign
Democratic state Rep. Mari Leavitt noted “Hunter Ross, Director of DCYF, should resign. His handling of the movement of folks from Green Hill, lack of support of social workers when confronted with violence, lack of vision of planning for additional juvenile facilties, etc.. There’s a lack of leadership that is needed.” Above: Ross Hunter
Anger has benefits for attaining goals.
Project 2025’s Anti-Union Game Plan
Much attention has been paid to the antidemocratic aspects of the Heritage Foundation’s Project 2025, a radical playbook for the first 180 days of a new Trump term. But few have focused on its plan to kneecap unions and attack workers’ rights.