Assistant Professor, Social Work, CSU
If you are a current MSW student at Cleveland State, check out the new Veterinary Social Work elective and Certificate!! Veterinary Social Work Certificate Social workers must understand their clients and communities within the context of their environment and community. With over 70% of homes in the US report housing a pet, and 80% of…
The College of Health at Cleveland State University is proud to co-host the 8th International Veterinary Social Work (IVSW) Summit from Sept. 12 – 14 on CSU’s campus. The event is the premier platform for interdisciplinary collaboration among the global veterinary community, fostering innovative strategies at the intersection of veterinary medicine and social work. In addition to…
Citation: Vincent, A., Morrissey, M., Acri, M., Guo, F., & Hoagwood, K. (2024). Volunteer Engagement within Equine Assisted Services. Animals, 14(2), 249. https://www.mdpi.com/2076-2615/14/2/249 Simple Summary Volunteering is an important experience to millions of Americans, and moreover, it is imperative to the sustainability of the organizations they give time to. This study considers the effect of volunteering within…
The special bond that can develop between an animal and a person struggling with a disability is something beautiful to behold and inspiring in its ability to heal and uplift.
Read more here: https://www.cliniciansbrief.com/article/how-recognize-animal-abuse-what-do-about-it
Abstract: This chapter explores the author’s many roles – as social worker, educator, researcher, certified therapeutic riding instructor, equine facilitated psychotherapist, small business owner, and active community member. Her path in the field has been marked by mentorship, reflection on personal experience, and a commitment to continued learning. In this brief reflection, she shares her…
Read more here: https://thedaily.case.edu/mandel-schools-aviva-vincent-covers-the-creation-of-guidelines-for-emotional-support-animals-in-ohio/
Exploring the benefits of interactions between humans and therapy animals Read more here: https://case.edu/think/fall2019/therapy-animals.html