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Theorizing Spiritual Ontology and Ethics in Transformative Social Work Practice
Section 11: Spirituality in Social Work
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From: Critical Social Work Praxis
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Barbara Waterfall’s theory chapter builds on her experience of incorporating Anishnabec prayer and the teaching of Elders to argue that Indigenous spirituality is not only theoretical and methodological but also can imbue social work with ways to advance the profession’s commitment to “wholistic,” embodied and anti-colonial practices.
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Barbara Waterfall
Barbara Waterfall (msw, rsw, PhD) is a mixed-race Anishnabe, German and French, Two-Spirit Being. She lives in Bawaating/Sault Ste. Marie, Ontario, and teaches in the Social Work Department, Algoma University.
