Addressing Racial Disparities in Behavior-Analytic Services: Provider and Trainee Awareness, Competency, and Systemic Action

Luna, Odessa; Petri, Jessica M.; Nuhu, Nadrat

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“…For context, critics have long accused behavior analysts of insensitivity to diverse lived experiences, values, and personal preferences (Arango & Lustig, 2023; Kirkham, 2017; Luna et al, 2023). A reputation for punishing aberrant behavior and “normalizing” exceptional individuals has fueled a global “Neurodiversity” movement (Chapman & Bovell, 2022; Rey, 2022) that seeks to affirm neurodevelopmental differences.…”

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Book Review: Ethics for behavior analysts

Gadaire

2024

Research on Social Work Practice

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in health social work. This book has the potential to form a foundation of knowledge and practice for various levels of experience in the profession.There are 6 advantages that can be taken from this book. (1) A strengths-based approach to mental health, providing a positive alternative to medical models that focus on individual strengths rather than deficits. This approach is associated with positive outcomes such as reduced hospitalizations and increased engagement in work and recreational activities.(2) Well structured, with three sections covering introduction, practice context, and emerging needs in health practice. This structure facilitates thorough exploration from basic principles to specific areas of practice. (3) Recognizing the importance of social determinants of health, this book encourages readers to consider the broader social and policy dimensions of health issues. (4) Provides practical guidance for social work engagement, assessment, intervention, and long-term work with people in various health areas. This makes it a valuable resource for students and practitioners. (5) Explore key practice areas, including trauma, mental health, aged care, and disability. This ensures a comprehensive understanding of the various fields. (6) Overcoming neoliberal policies requires concrete suggestions to overcome the challenges posed by neoliberal policies, which would be a useful addition. ORCID iDVernando Y. Lameky https://orcid.org/0000-0001-8415-8099References Bogo, M.

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