Sheryl Goldberg
Biographic Data
| ID | 3804069 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Sheryl Goldberg |
| GIVEN NAMES | Sheryl |
| FAMILY NAME | Goldberg |
| SIGNATURE | GOLDBERG S |
| AFFILIATIONS | Association for Childrens Mental Health |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 6 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 68 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 6 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1999 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2016 |
| H-INDEX | 4 |
A Community Mental Health Professional Development Model for the Expansion of Reflective Practice and Supervision
The Michigan Association for Infant Mental Health identified a need for reflective supervision training for infant mental health (IMH) specialists providing home‐based services to highly vulnerable infants and their families. Findings indicate that this pilot of an IMH community mental health professional development model was successful, as measured by the participants’ increased capacity to apply reflective practice and supervisory knowledge an…
Factors Associated With Perceived Effectiveness of Local Long-Term Care Ombudsman Programs in New York and California
Objectives: Long-term care (LTC) ombudsmen advocate for the health, safety, welfare, and rights of residents in LTC facilities. This article examines factors associated with self-rated effectiveness of local LTC Ombudsman Programs (LTCOPs) in California and New York across the five statutorily mandated activities under the Older Americans Act: complaint investigation, resident/family education, community education, monitoring laws, and policy adv…
Strengthening and recognizing knowledge, skills, and reflective practice
Attachment theory and research suggest that early intervention services focused on the infant–parent relationship can improve outcomes for the child (D. Cicchetti, F.A. Rogosch, & C.L. Toth, 2006; D. Cicchetti, C.L. Toth, & F.A. Rogosch, 1999; N.J. Cohen et al., 1999; C.M. Heinicke et al., 1999; K.T. Hoffman, R.S. Marvin, G. Cooper, & B. Powell, 2006; A.F. Lieberman, D. Weston, & J.H. Pawl, 1991; A.F. Lieberman & C.H. Zeanah, 1999; K. Lyons‐Ruth,…
Lesbians over Sixty
This article reports on a previously unpublished survey of a community of elder lesbians collected in 1984 by Dr. Monika Kehoe and colleagues, which described the social life, family relationships, relationships with women, sexuality, health, and health care services of elder lesbians. We report the findings of this study now not only because they have historical importance, but also because they remain relevant to the current life experiences an…
Exploratory Research in Public Social Service Agencies
The purpose of this study was to investigate how nine exploratory research studies were disseminated and utilized by social services agencies in four California counties. It is based on in-depth interviews with sixteen key social service agency staff members in four counties who were involved in the planning and implementation of the research projects. While reports were disseminated internally to agency management staff, the results revealed tha…
Building a Comprehensive Agency-University Partnership
University-community partnerships are receiving increased attention in an era of rapid change and fragmented resources. This case study of a multi-county consortium of social service agencies in collaboration with four graduate social work programs and two foundations represents an innovative approach to building a partnership through the use of a consortium as a mediating structure. With a focus on training, research, policy development, and a t…
Strengthening and recognizing knowledge, skills, and reflective practice
Attachment theory and research suggest that early intervention services focused on the infant–parent relationship can improve outcomes for the child (D. Cicchetti, F.A. Rogosch, & C.L. Toth, 2006; D. Cicchetti, C.L. Toth, & F.A. Rogosch, 1999; N.J. Cohen et al., 1999; C.M. Heinicke et al., 1999; K.T. Hoffman, R.S. Marvin, G. Cooper, & B. Powell, 2006; A.F. Lieberman, D. Weston, & J.H. Pawl, 1991; A.F. Lieberman & C.H. Zeanah, 1999; K. Lyons‐Ruth,…
Building a Comprehensive Agency-University Partnership
University-community partnerships are receiving increased attention in an era of rapid change and fragmented resources. This case study of a multi-county consortium of social service agencies in collaboration with four graduate social work programs and two foundations represents an innovative approach to building a partnership through the use of a consortium as a mediating structure. With a focus on training, research, policy development, and a t…
A Community Mental Health Professional Development Model for the Expansion of Reflective Practice and Supervision
The Michigan Association for Infant Mental Health identified a need for reflective supervision training for infant mental health (IMH) specialists providing home‐based services to highly vulnerable infants and their families. Findings indicate that this pilot of an IMH community mental health professional development model was successful, as measured by the participants’ increased capacity to apply reflective practice and supervisory knowledge an…
Lesbians over Sixty
This article reports on a previously unpublished survey of a community of elder lesbians collected in 1984 by Dr. Monika Kehoe and colleagues, which described the social life, family relationships, relationships with women, sexuality, health, and health care services of elder lesbians. We report the findings of this study now not only because they have historical importance, but also because they remain relevant to the current life experiences an…
Building a Comprehensive Agency-University Partnership
University-community partnerships are receiving increased attention in an era of rapid change and fragmented resources. This case study of a multi-county consortium of social service agencies in collaboration with four graduate social work programs and two foundations represents an innovative approach to building a partnership through the use of a consortium as a mediating structure. With a focus on training, research, policy development, and a t…
Exploratory Research in Public Social Service Agencies
The purpose of this study was to investigate how nine exploratory research studies were disseminated and utilized by social services agencies in four California counties. It is based on in-depth interviews with sixteen key social service agency staff members in four counties who were involved in the planning and implementation of the research projects. While reports were disseminated internally to agency management staff, the results revealed tha…
Lesbians over Sixty
This article reports on a previously unpublished survey of a community of elder lesbians collected in 1984 by Dr. Monika Kehoe and colleagues, which described the social life, family relationships, relationships with women, sexuality, health, and health care services of elder lesbians. We report the findings of this study now not only because they have historical importance, but also because they remain relevant to the current life experiences an…
Strengthening and recognizing knowledge, skills, and reflective practice
Attachment theory and research suggest that early intervention services focused on the infant–parent relationship can improve outcomes for the child (D. Cicchetti, F.A. Rogosch, & C.L. Toth, 2006; D. Cicchetti, C.L. Toth, & F.A. Rogosch, 1999; N.J. Cohen et al., 1999; C.M. Heinicke et al., 1999; K.T. Hoffman, R.S. Marvin, G. Cooper, & B. Powell, 2006; A.F. Lieberman, D. Weston, & J.H. Pawl, 1991; A.F. Lieberman & C.H. Zeanah, 1999; K. Lyons‐Ruth,…
Factors Associated With Perceived Effectiveness of Local Long-Term Care Ombudsman Programs in New York and California
Objectives: Long-term care (LTC) ombudsmen advocate for the health, safety, welfare, and rights of residents in LTC facilities. This article examines factors associated with self-rated effectiveness of local LTC Ombudsman Programs (LTCOPs) in California and New York across the five statutorily mandated activities under the Older Americans Act: complaint investigation, resident/family education, community education, monitoring laws, and policy adv…
A Community Mental Health Professional Development Model for the Expansion of Reflective Practice and Supervision
The Michigan Association for Infant Mental Health identified a need for reflective supervision training for infant mental health (IMH) specialists providing home‐based services to highly vulnerable infants and their families. Findings indicate that this pilot of an IMH community mental health professional development model was successful, as measured by the participants’ increased capacity to apply reflective practice and supervisory knowledge an…
Psychology (4 works) · Sociology (4 works) · Medicine (3 works) · Nursing (3 works) · Pedagogy (3 works) · Agency (philosophy (2 works) · Educational and Psychological Assessments (2 works) · Engineering (2 works) · General partnership (2 works) · Infant mental health (2 works)