Mental Health

[close] Welcome to ‘The Page Turners’ reading club for therapists, trainee therapists and for people interested in psychology. We invite you to join us for thought-provoking discussions, sharing favorite passages from therapy-focused books, and growing together in a warm, supportive community. 📖🌱 To join/register for our meetings, find the links in our WhatsApp group: https://chat.whatsapp.com/GI7jGTb6OVOAAiSVsKju5l and also our Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/attunewithraabta?igsh=dTJnb2F6dGNrenM1 We are thrilled to have a community of over 300+ members and can’t wait to get to know more bookworms like us! Each month, we'll vote on a book to read and discuss together. For now, we’re reading Things Might Go Terribly, Horribly Wrong by Kelly G. Wilson and Troy DuFrene. Join us for the discussion on August 31st (tentative). 💗✨ Voting takes place in real-time on our google meets, and also on our instagram and goodreads. Our meetings, discussions and conversations are guided by a licensed therapist. 🌸 We'll also rate the book as a group! Soft copies of all the books we read will be provided for free on our whatsapp group :) Looking forward to our journey together! Let's keep the magic alive✨

[close] Welcome to the MSW Student Reads Group! This group is a space for Master of Social Work students to explore books related to social justice, mental health, policy, community work, and personal growth. All genres are welcome! Looking forward to sharing book recommendations and learning from one another. :) MSW Students stick together!

[close] The Wellness Reflect is a space that encourages and supports wellness through sharing personal experiences, research, music, and books. This group will discuss books I will cover on The Wellness Reflect Blog and Podcast. Learn more at https://www.shamekaphd.com/twr , and join the Facebook group at https://www.facebook.com/share/g/15j2zkEfnC/

[close] Chapters of Change" is a book club for social workers dedicated to exploring literature that inspires empathy, promotes social justice, and enhances our understanding of the diverse communities we serve. We will delve into thought-provoking stories and insightful, evidence-based non-fiction, using each book as a stepping stone to deeper conversations and meaningful action in our field. As a "baby" social worker, my goal is that our discussions are a form of support for each other. I hope they bridge the gap between theory and practice, offering fresh perspectives or continued education on the challenges and opportunities we encounter daily in our work. I believe in the power of shared reading experiences to foster personal growth, strengthen our professional skills, and build a supportive community of like-minded social work individuals! Join me as we turn the pages toward a more informed, compassionate, and equitable world, one chapter at a time. Whether you're looking to expand your knowledge, connect with others in social work, or simply enjoy a good book, "Chapters of Change" offers a space for learning, reflection, and good company!