To further advance the field of human-animal-environment interactions (HAEI), IHAC is proud to support the Human-Animal-Environment Interaction in Social Work certificate at the University of Denver, Graduate School of Social Work. Sarah Pellizzari, an MSW graduate who earned the certificate (at the time known as the Animal-Assisted Social Work Certificate) in 2012, integrates pieces of her learning into her work today.
Jeanne Floerke, a licensed clinical psychologist specializing in work with children with medical illnesses, earned the Equine-Assisted Mental Health Practitioner (EAMH) Certificate in 2022. In her practice, Floerke offers inpatient, pediatric consultation for medical teams and outpatient treatment for children and adults.
Through the Mutual Aid Collective, the DU Graduate School of Social Work and its community partners are exploring social work and collective care.
University of Denver Graduate School of Social Work Prof. Anthony Fulginiti uses machine learning to study suicidal behavior among unhoused youth.
In a new course, University of Denver Graduate School of Social Work Prof. Sophia Sarantakos introduces MSW students to prison-industrial complex abolition.
After seven years as GSSW dean, Amanda Moore McBride will step down from the role at the end of the 2022–23 academic year and return to the school’s faculty.
A good coach can make sure your "doing" is aligned with your "being." Butler Institute for Families' Kavitha Kailasam discusses the approaching holiday season and how good coaching skills can help her turn the chaos into energy that nurtures her.
