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Erin Nau

Erin Nau, Ph.D.

  • Lecturer

Department: School of Social Work

Office: Robert E. McAllan Hall 10

Phone: 732-263-5372

Email: enau@monmouth.edu


Dr. Erin Nau is a licensed clinical social worker providing individual, couples, family, and group counseling. She specializes in relational therapy, providing individual counseling and group counseling. Her area of expertise focuses on adolescent girls and women dealing with feelings of negative self-worth and relationship development, grief counseling, and women’s health. 

She also serves as the co-chair on the CSWE Women’s Council.

Education

Ph.D., Adelphi University

MSW, Springfield College

BA, Sociology, University of Northern Colorado

Research Interests

Dr. Nau’s research includes a phenomenological study on how adolescent girls’ understand self-worth.

Books

Peer-Reviewed Journal

Nau, E. (2021): An online group for young women with breast cancer: sparking online engagement, Social Work with Groups, DOI: 10.1080/01609513.2021.1907996

Book Chapter

Nau, E. (2019) A Place in History; Adelphi New York Statewide Breast Cancer Hotline and Support Program Group Work: Creating Space for All Voices

Cohen, C., Howard, A., McGee, K., Nau, E. (2019).  Actualizing the Global Agenda for Social Work and Social Development through Social Group Work. Group Work: Creating Space for All Voices

Presentations/Invited Talks

Peer-Reviewed Conference Presentations

International Association of Social Work with Groups Annual Symposium (Virtual, 2021 ) Nau, E. I can’t be on my High Horse: How adolescent girls’ management of self-worth can impact their engagement in groups 30 Minute Presentations

International Association of Social Work with Groups Annual Symposium (Virtual, 2021) Nau, E. & Coleman, R.Compassionate Caring: The Intersection between Feminist Perspective, Relational Cultural Theory, and Group Work

Council on Social Work Education Annual Program Meeting (Virtual, November 2020 )  Nau, E & Bulter-Mokoro, S.,  Professional Mentoring and Self Care in the Midst of a Pandemic

International Association of Social Work with Groups Annual Symposium (Virtual, 2020) Nau, E. & Ehrlich-Foley, N. Activities to Engage Clients at All Stages of Group Development 60 Minute Presentation

Community Presentations

Breast Cancer Summit (East, Meadow NY, October 2019) Nau, E.  Understanding the Physical and Emotional Effects of Breast Cancer

Professional Associations

Council on Social Work Education

International Association with Groups

Courses

Recently Taught Classes

2024 Spring

  • Empowering Adults With Acute Stress and Trauma – SW 642
  • Field Practicum IV Fc – SW 640
  • Social Welfare Policy and Services – SW 326
  • Social Work Practice in Groups – SW 513

2023 Fall

  • Field Practicum III Fc – SW 630
  • Human Behavior and Social Environment – SW 223
  • Social Work Practice With Groups – SW 341

2023 Summer C

  • Empowering Adults With Acute Stress and Trauma – SW 642

2023 Spring

  • Clinical Social Work Assessment Diagnosis and Intervention Planning – SW 645
  • Field Practicum IV Fc – SW 640
  • Social Welfare Policy and Services – SW 326
  • Social Work Practice in Groups – SW 513

2022 Fall

  • Field Practicum III Fc – SW 630
  • Human Behavior and Social Environment – SW 223
  • Social Work Practice With Groups – SW 341

2022 Summer C

  • Empowering Adults With Acute Stress and Trauma – SW 642

2022 Spring

  • Field Practicum IV Fc – SW 640
  • Global Human Rights and Social Justice – SW 205
  • Social Welfare Policy and Services – SW 326
  • Social Work Practice in Groups – SW 513

2021 Fall

  • Field Practicum III Fc – SW 630
  • Human Behavior and Social Environment – SW 223
  • Social Work Practice With Groups – SW 341

Frequently Taught Classes

  • Empowering Adults With Acute Stress and Trauma (SW 642)
  • Field Practicum III Fc (SW 630)
  • Field Practicum IV Fc (SW 640)
  • Human Behavior and Social Environment (SW 223)
  • Social Welfare Policy and Services (SW 326)
  • Social Work Practice in Groups (SW 513)
  • Social Work Practice With Groups (SW 341)