Social Work Research Guide: Resources

Continuously updated scholarly and practical information on social work policy and practice, and research to practice tips such as “A Day in the Life of a Psychotherapist” and “Changes in the DSM-5."

(National Association of Social Workers) Summaries of articles from over 450 social work and human services journals, 1965 - present.

Full-text access to psychological tests, measures, scales, and surveys, plus information about the tests' scope, implementation, and reliability and validity data (when available).

Identifies detailed information on measurement instruments, eg., questionnaires, interview schedules, index measures, and rating scales in the health, psychology, and social sciences fields. Helpful for research studies, grant proposals, client and program assessment, and dissertations. Please logoff when done.

Reviews of testing instruments (surveys, scales, etc.) in psychology, education, business, etc.

Information about grants, programs, and other resources offered by the the US Dept. of Health and Human Services' Administration for Children & Families and affiliated offices

Review abstracts of primary research in healthcare, prevention, treatment, and rehabilitation, using evidence-based data and meta-analysis.

Search engine for finding government websites.

Retrieves reports, articles, and citations from Federal Government databases and provides direct links to selected resources available online.

A comprehensive collection of psychotherapy and counseling training videos covering a range of approaches, tools and techniques. Videos feature master therapists doing clinical demonstrations and discussing their work as well as additional resources.