Session: Workplace Strain, organizational Conditions, and Resilience in Human Service Work (Society for Social Work and Research 31st Annual Conference)
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90 Workplace Strain, organizational Conditions, and Resilience in Human Service Work

Schedule:
Friday, January 22, 2027: 9:45 AM-11:15 AM
Union Station 21 (Hilton San Francisco Union Square)
Cluster: Work and Work-Life Policies and Programs
* noted as presenting author
Navigating up: Black Male Clinicians, Gatekeeping, and Professional Resilience
D'Wayne James, PhD, Hunter College
Moral Injury In Social Work Educators Under Political Constraint
Heather Deal, PhD, State University of New York at Binghamton; Veronica Timbers, PhD, University of Utah; John Willis Ward, PhD, Belmont University
Lived Experiences of Moral Injury In Social Work Education: A Qualitative Study
Sheila Dennis, PhD, Oakland University; James Brown, PhD, Indiana University; John Keesler, PhD, Indiana University
A Qualitative Exploration of Secondary Traumatic Stress Among Behavioral Health Providers
Maura Nsonwu, PhD, North Carolina State University; Sarah Ascienzo, PhD, North Carolina State University; Brean'a Parker, PhD, North Carolina State University
Professional Ideology and Burnout In Social Work: A Dual Mediation Model of Resilience and Social Support
Keren Hadar, PhD, The Jerusalem Multidisciplinary College; Gadi Cohen, Jerusalem Multidisciplinary College; Haya Itzhaky, Jerusalem Multidisciplinary College
Shared Trauma and Professional Resilience: Qualitative Findings from a Mind–Body Intervention for Ukrainian Mental Health Providers
Liat Shklarski, PhD, Hunter College Silberman School of social work; Yael Latzer, PhD, Haifa University Israel
Work Demands and Work–Life Conflict Among Emergency Department Employees: The Buffering Role of Emotional Supervisory Support
Akanksha Anand, Ph.D. M.Phil. MSW, Morgan State University; Kenrick Cato, University of Pennsylvania; Elaine Congress, PhD, Fordham University
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