Clinical Assessment and Diagnosis (19:910:507)
Resources to support learning and writing about major forms of emotional distress commonly encountered in social work practice.
Natalie Borisovets-Newark
Natalie Borisovets
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Reference and Instruction Librarian
Katie Anderson
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This guide is designed to support the Social Work graduate course Clinical Assessment and Diagnosis (19:910:507).
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Resources are organized by topic and include a mix of research sources, advice, and connections to additional academic supports. What you'll find here: Research resources, including
Support resources, including
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This guide was compiled by Janel Mittelstedt, Graduate Reference Assistant, New Brunswick Libraries.