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The Clinical Social Work Association newsletter, access, is a semi-annual publication that is sent to all CSWA members as a benefit of membership. This publication strives to keep clinical social workers updated on relevant clinical articles, practice management issues and legislation that affects clinical practice. Anyone interested in contributing should contact Susan Childers, PhD, Editor, at schilders@clinicalsocialworkassociation.org. Comments, ideas and suggestions are welcome.

  • access - summer 2010
    CLICK ON THE PDF BELOW TO READ THE FIRST ONLINE VERSION OF OUR NEWSLETTER! WE HOPE YOU ENJOY IT . . .
    Access_S10_.pdf
  • access - winter 2009
    Articles in this Issue . . . When Worlds Collide: Clinical Social Work & Evidence-Based Practice; Supervising Masters of Social Work Students in Field Placements; HIPAA - 6 Years Later; If Your Practice is Down, Stay Focused on the Basics; and More
    WEB-AccessW09.pdf
  • access - summer 2009
    Articles in this Issue . . . A Holistic Model for the Treatment of Juvenile Firesetters; Troubleshooting Medicare Claims; Ethical Skills to Ensure Front Office Effectiveness & Integrity; and More
    CSWA-AccessS09.pdf
  • access - winter 2008
    Articles in this Issue . . . The Bipolar Spectrum: What's the Fuss?; How A Clinical Social Worker Qualifies as an Expert in Court; Writing a Professional Will; The Impact of the HIPAA Security Rules on Mental Health Practice; and More
    WEB-AccessW08.pdf
  • access - summer 2008
    Articles in this Issue . . . When Real Life Intersects with Therapy: Exploring the Impact of Personal Crisis on our Work as Therapist; Celebrating the Long-Term Therapist; Fundamentals of HIPAA; The Professional Will; Medicare Clarification; and More
    WEB-Access-S08rev.pdf
  • access - winter 2007
    Articles in this Issue . . . Insomnia: The Art of Asking; Web Site Development; Clinical Content & Social Work Education; Overview of Mental Health Parity; and More
    WEB-AccessW07.pdf
  • access - summer 2007
    Articles in this Issue . . . Crying by the Therapist; Attachment, Mentalization and Psychotherapy; New Research: Borderline Personality Disorder; Regulation of Unlicensed Independent Mental Health Practice; Financial Boundaries and Your Psychotherapy Practice; and More
    Web-S07.pdf
  • access - winter 2006
    Articles in this Issue . . . Records: Purposes, Characteristics and Contents; Starting Treatment with Medically Unstable Children; Privacy Under Attack; Medicare Reimbursement; Behind the Scenes at the Moussaoui Trial; and More
    Final-AccessW06.pdf