Macie Dominique, a 2017 graduate of IHACPro’s Equine-Assisted Mental Health Practitioner Certificate (EAMH), completely shifted her professional path after realizing her passion involved integrating animals into her professional work. In both of her professional settings, her therapeutic work is supported with equine, canine, and farm animal interactions.
Recent PhD grad Danielle Littman used novel methods such as geographic interviews and gaming to probe young adults’ experiences with permanent supportive housing.
Western Colorado grad Steven Moreno, MSW ’23, fights for youth experiencing oppression.
The Four Corners MSW Program is transforming to better emphasize Indigenous knowledge and experiences in the rural context.
University of Denver Graduate School of Social Work Prof. Kate Ross explores the impact of community art on community voice and connection.
GSSW's next dean must embrace all aspects of social work education, and bring a progressive view of how the field needs to evolve.
For Dr. Vicki Kirsch, the Equine-Assisted Mental Health (EAMH) Certificate program was life changing. With a hybrid model featuring online courses and three, in-person workshops, Kirsch had found a program that offered a deeper learning experience.
