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The advocacy community divides into two factions, creating a war tearing them apart. Parents jump through bureaucratic hoops, and self-advocates endure a world with limited support. Uniting bo...
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Social work practice demands rigorous professional standards to support clients effectively. Yet students endure the pressure to say what people want to hear. Others remain silent to protect themse...
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