Margarete Parrish

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Margarete Parrish

Senior Lecturer in Social Work

Email mparrish@glos.ac.uk

Academic and Professional Qualifications:

Ph.D. Social Work Rutgers, the State University of New Jersey School of Social Work, New Brunswick, New Jersey, USA
Masters of Social Work Mental Health Domain University of Georgia, School of Social Work,
Athens, Georgia, USA

B.A. History & English Literature (Double Major) University of Georgia, Athens, Georgia, USA Additional Training:
1 year, Clinical Pastoral Education (Hospital-based chaplaincy programme) Athens, Georgia

Principal Teaching Areas:

Applied social Sciences
Social Work Skills and Methods
Human Growth and Development
Prevention, Risk, and Protection
Mental Health Across the Lifespan
Therapeutic Interventions in Mental Health
Substance Abuse and Misuse
MSc Dissertation Supervision

Selected Publications

Journal Articles (Refereed):

Parrish, M., Tunkle, J. (2005) The Clinical Challenges that follow a child’s death by suicide. Clinical Social Work Journal. 33(1): 81-102.

Parrish, M., Perman, J. (2004). Munchausen Syndrome by Proxy: Some practice implications for social workers. Child and Adolescent Social Work 21(3).

Parrish, M., Burry, C., Pabst, M. (2003) Providing comprehensive case management services to urban women with HIV/AIDS and their families. Affillia: Journal of Women and Social Work. 18(3): 302-315.

Pecukonis, E., Cornelius, L., Parrish, M. (2003). The Future of health social work.
Social Work in Health Care, 37(3), 1-15.

Parrish, M., Tunkle, J. (2003). Working with families following their child’s suicide. Family Therapy, 30(2) : 63-76.

Parrish, M., Greif, G., Cole, M. (2002). Working with families following urban violence.
Family Therapy, 29(3): 169-181.

Parrish, M. (1999). Substance abuse, families and the courts.
Journal of Health Care, Law and Policy, 3(1): 1101-1117.

Parrish, M. (1997). Family Adaptation to Children with Feeding and Swallowing Disorders: A Social Work Perspective. Seminars in Speech and Language. 18(1):71-78.

Fuller, F.W., Parrish, M., Nance, C.F. (1994). A Review of the Dosimetry of Silver Sulfadiazine Cream in Burn Wound Treatment. The Journal of Burn Care and Rehabilitation 15(3): 213-223.

Book Chapters:

Parrish, M. (May 2009). Social Work Perspectives on Human Behaviour. In: Open University Press; McGraw-Hill Education View Book Cover (458Kb Adobe PDF)

Perman, J., Parrish, M. (2005) Munchausen by Proxy/Factitious Disorder by Proxy. In: A.W. Walker, et al (Eds.) Pediatric Gastrointestinal Disease, 4th Ed., Hamilton, Ontario: B.C. Decker.

Parrish, M. (2004). Urban poverty as a hidden demographic variable. In: D. Boothe, J. Stanley (Eds.) In the Eyes of the Beholder: Diversity in the Education of Gifted Students. (pp. 203 — 211). Waco, TX: Prufrock Publishers.

Parrish, M., Feroli, K., Felice, M. (2001). Rape. In: R.A. Hoekelman , S. Friedman, et. al., (Eds.) Primary Pediatric Care 4th edition, (pp. 2020-2027). St.Louis: Mosby,

Parrish, M. (2000). How do I assess for neglect among at-risk adolescents? In: H.
Dubowitz, D. DePanfilis (Eds.) Handbook for Child Protection Practice. (pp. 137-139). California: Sage.

Parrish, M. (2000). How do I assess for possible histories of trauma among
assaultive adolescents? In: H. Dubowitz, D. DePanfilis (Eds.) Handbook for Child Protection Practice. (pp. 168-171). California: Sage.

Perman, J., Parrish, M. (2000). Munchausen Syndrome by Proxy/Factitious Disorder by Proxy. In: A.W. Walker, et al (Eds.) Pediatric Gastrointestinal Disease, 3rd Ed., (pp. 773-777). Hamilton, Ontario: B.C. Decker.

Parrish, M., Felice, M., Bernstein, A. (1996). Rape. In: R.A. Hoekelman, S.Friedman, et. al., (Eds.) Primary Pediatric Care 3rd edition, (pp. 1751-1757). St. Louis: Mosby.

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