Date
Spring 2017
Document Type
Poster Session
Department
Social Work
Abstract
While many social workers spend the bulk of their days helping their clients learn how to advocate, research shows that social workers often do not advocate for their own rights and well-being at work. The qualitative research that exists focuses primarily on social workers in urban areas who work in child protective services and residential treatment centers. In this study, licensed Master’s-level social workers (either LMSW-CCs or LCSWs) in Maine were asked about their experiences of using self-advocacy on the job.
Start Date
April 2017
Recommended Citation
Labbe, Jessica, "Social Workers’ Experiences Using Self-Advocacy on the Job" (2017). Thinking Matters Symposium Archive. 105.
https://digitalcommons.usm.maine.edu/thinking_matters/105
