Criminal Justice and Prison Reform may vary from State to State, but for those who understand that trauma is at the core of most incarcerated individuals, the key goal to their success, both behind the wall and upon returning to society, is to keep moving forward. Sadly, not all jails and prisons consider the value of moving incarcerated individuals forward. Thanks to researchers and change makers like Ed Hayes and Levin Schwartz, best practices and improved treatment of incarcerated individuals are being shared and implemented.
PODCAST: The Hustler Files Ep 26
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Levin Schwartz, LICSW received his master’s degree from Smith College School for Social Work and his BA from UMass. Levin, and his company, provide services at the intersection of wellness, addiction, mental health, and trauma. In 2019 he was recognized by the National Association of Social Workers (NASW) Massachusetts Chapter with "Greatest Contribution to Social Work '' award and in 2021 was a National Institute of Health LEAP Scholar (Learning Experience to Advance Practice). View all posts by Levin Schwartz, LICSW