Aging is often framed as a narrative of decline, but there is a much more resilient story to be told. Based on insights from the American Society on Aging, BSW intern Molly Gilreath explores why we need to shift our focus from "fixing" symptoms to celebrating the strengths, values, and surprising life satisfaction found in our later years.

Young adulthood is a season of massive transition, but it often comes with a heavy emotional toll. Explore the latest statistics on anxiety and depression in 18–25-year-olds and learn how social work values and community support can help young adults navigate these challenging years with dignity and resilience.

Dual relationships in social work are common, especially in small communities, but they risk blurring boundaries and affecting objectivity. Learn the NASW ethical standards, the difference between boundary crossings and violations, and principles for responsible practice to keep clients safe and maintain trust.

Learn about gambling disorder, a recognized mental health condition that shifts from entertainment to an out-of-control habit. Discover the symptoms, the causes (including links to anxiety and depression), and the hopeful news: it is a treatable addiction through CBT and support.

Dive into a reflection on trauma, identity, and healing within Black communities. Inspired by a documentary screening, this post examines how gun culture, social issues, and media intersect with mental health challenges. It calls for inclusive, community-driven healing spaces that acknowledge disenfranchised grief and the impact of race-based trauma.