Sherri Harper Woods, J. Mincher, Priscilla N. Gitimu
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s Self-care in social work is acknowledged as a preventative, ethical and critical practice of holistic wellness. This article briefly introduces and reports the findings of 64 licensed social workers and counselors who participated in the Hurt Pounds: A Biopsychosocial-spiritual study. The Hurt Pounds study examined the potential Biopsychosocial-Spiritual (BPSS) relationship between self-com-passion, forgiveness, disordered eating, body image and body appreciation of licensed counselors and social workers as aspects of self-care. The article also introduces the theoretical framework on which the workshop was built and includes the practical applications of the BPSS model. The article concludes with guidelines for implementing the Hurt Pounds Self-care model workshop.
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