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IASWG Symposium Presentation Resources
Pre-Symposium Institutes
Skills of Group Work Practice: An Interactional Approach
Lawrence Shulman
Wednesday Workshops
Empowering Resilience: Using Group Work to Foster Collective Healing and Social Change (TRAINING TRACK) | CE-eligible Presentation
Dianne Davis-Wagner, Breshel Nevels, and Kirsten S. Ericksen
Reducing Mental Health Symptoms for Older Adults Through Groups | CE-eligible Presentation
Golnaz Agahi, SocialWise Consulting, Irvine, CA (USA)
Thursday Workshops
Social Groupwork: Unique Tool for Decolonizing and Re-Membering the Social Work Profession on behalf of IASWG’s Mutual Aid Action Committee
Joanne Sulman, Ann Bergart, Sara Kotzin, Tee R. Tyler, Sunday Ofili Ibobor, Kenny Turck, Denise Lawlor, and Kimberly Moore
Practicing Connection to Combat Loneliness and Isolation with Elderly Residents in Subsidized Housing | CE-eligible Presentation
Mark Smith, Private Practice, Black Mountain, NC (USA)
Ariel Harris, Clinical Social Work/Therapist, Asheville, NC (USA)
Among the many challenges of growing older in western societies is the struggle against loneliness and isolation. In this presentation, participants will learn about a group for elderly residents of a subsidized housing facility in Asheville, North Carolina, US. A model of group facilitation is demonstrated which encourages safety, sharing of vulnerability, interpersonal connection, and mutual aid.
Are We Still Practicing Social Group Work? | CE-eligible Presentation
Ann Bergart, Private Practice, Chicago, IL (USA)
Shirley R. Simon, Loyola University Chicago, Chicago, IL (USA)
Contemporary Innovations in Teaching Group Work Internationally | CE-eligible Presentation
Barbara Muskat, IASWG, Toronto, ON (Canada)
Carol Cohen, Adelphi University, Garden City, NY (USA)
Mark Macgowan, Florida International University, Miami, FL (USA)
Joan Pittman, University of Maryland-Baltimore, Baltimore, MD (USA)
Olga Molina, University of Central Florida, Orlando, FL (USA)
Erin Nau, Monmouth University, West Long Branch, NJ (USA)
Andrew Spaumer, University of South Africa, Johannesburg (South Africa)
Donna McLaughlin, Boston University, Boston, MA (USA)
Erum Agha, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, Chapel Hill, NC (USA)
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