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Workplace Violence Prevention for Social Workers

By Dorlee

Workplace Violence Prevention Tips for Social Workers

Workplace violence prevention is a topic of great interest to social workers and mental health clinicians. This is because health care workers are more likely than workers overall to be assaulted at work, as per the U.S. Government Accountability Office (GAO, 2016). The most common types of assaults are hitting, kicking and beating and the […]

Filed Under: Clinical Practice, Expert Interviews, Social Work Tagged With: Felix P. Nater, John D. Byrnes, social worker safety, workplace violence prevention

Safety Tips for Social Workers [2 of 2]

By Dorlee

Are you a social worker or other mental health provider looking for some work safety guidance? Charles Ennis, a former police officer on a Mental Health Emergency Services Unit in Canada, is back to provide you with some priceless tips on how to keep safe whether you are making home visits, or seeing clients in your office.   […]

Filed Under: Clinical Practice, Expert Interviews, Social Work Tagged With: Charles Ennis, social worker safety, The Safe Approach: Controlling Risk for Workers in the Helping Professions

Social Worker Safety [1 of 2]

By Dorlee

Are you a social worker or another type of helping professional who would like to know how to keep safe in your place of employment? Charles Ennis, a former police officer on a Mental Health Emergency Services Unit in Canada, will be helping us address this very important question. He has not only trained many agencies and their […]

Filed Under: Clinical Practice, Expert Interviews, Social Work Tagged With: Charles Ennis, social worker safety, The Safe Approach: Controlling Risk for Workers in the Helping Professions

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