Vol. 36 No. 2 (2024)

Published: 2024-06-15

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Editorial

Highlighting Aotearoa New Zealand research and scholarship: What we were reading in 2023

Liz Beddoe, Neil Ballantyne

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Original Articles

“I am more me”: Post-traumatic growth for New Zealand healthcare social workers during Covid-19

Christine Becker, Ksenija Napan , Shirley Jülich

10–23
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Cyber-supervision during the Covid-19 pandemic: An exploratory international survey

Kieran O'Donoghue, Yuen Han Kitty Mo

24-38
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The narratives of Asians amidst the Covid-19 pandemic in Aotearoa New Zealand: Navigating a virtual realm in the context of anti-Asian racism

Hagyun Kim, Young Han, Donghyun Lee

39–56
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He Whare Takata: Are wāhine Māori visible in Oranga Tamariki practice guidance?

Kerri Cleaver

57–67
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What interventions can CAMHS provide for young people involved with Oranga Tamariki? A review of the literature

Joanna Appleby, Barbara Staniforth, Susan P. Kemp, Helene Connor

68–83
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How should CAMHS work with young people who are involved with Oranga Tamariki? A literature review of principles for working with care-experienced young people

Joanna Appleby, Barbara Staniforth, Susan P. Kemp, Helene Connor

84–98
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Hidden in plain sight: A critique

Mary James, Isabel Jamieson, Kate Reid

99–110
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Book Reviews

Whāia te Ara Ora: Understanding and healing the impact of historical trauma and sexual violence for Māori

Kendra Cox

111–113
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The Sage handbook of decision making, assessment and risk in social work

Darren Renau

114–115
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Defining the boundaries of disability critical perspectives

Amy Hogan

116–117
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Social work practice during times of disaster: A transformative green social work model for theory, education and practice in disaster interventions

Lynsey Ellis

118–119
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