LICENSURE, CERTIFICATION & MEMBERSHIPS
National Association of Clinical Social Workers
Diplomate in Clinical Social Work (BCD) certification
Academy of Certified Social Workers (ACSW)
National Association of Social Workers
NASW Register of Clinical Social Workers
LCSW New York State License # R039507-1
PUBLICATIONS
Galan, A. (2009). Bully Bully. New York: Scholastic Inc. (Clinical Advisor)
Slater, T (2007). No Bullies allowed Series. New York: Scholastic Inc. (Clinical Advisor)
Regional Editor for the Northeast division of the Association of Pediatric Oncology Social Workers Newsletter, 1996-2000.Jacobs, E., Larkin, D., & Pelier, E. (1998). Eriksonian hypnosis and approaches with pediatric hematology-oncology patients. American Journal of Clinical Hypnosis, 41(2), 139-154.
Jacobs, E. (1991). An Adolescent Mother: Molly. Social Work Practice with Maternal and Child Health: Populations at Risk. A Casebook.
Grant: Co-authored request for proposal for funding of a Peer Counseling Program.
Grant awarded in April 1989 from the Department of Social Service, New York State Proposal for Teenage Pregnancy.
CLINICAL PRESENTATIONS, SEMINARS & WORKSHOPS
Jacobs, E. (2013). Helping Elementary School Age Children Cope with Bullying. PS 290: Manhattan New School Parents Association.
Jacobs, E. (2008). Strategies for Teens Coping with Bullying. Steven Weiss Synagogue Hebrew School Program.
Jacobs, E. (2007). Balancing Family and Work Life. The Ethical Culture School Parents' Association.
Jacobs, E. (2006). Bullying and Teasing; How Parents and Professionals can Intervene Effectively.
PS 290: Manhattan New School Parents Association.The Ethical Culture School Parents Association.
Jacobs, E. (2006). Building Self-Esteem in School-age Children. PS 290: Manhattan New School Parents Association.
Jacobs, E. (2003). Talking with Young Children about Death from a Developmental Perspective. The Central Synagogue Pre-school.
Jacobs, E. (2000). Helping Children Cope with Divorce and Separation -PS 6: Lillie Devereaux Blake School Parents Association.
Jacobs, E. (2000). The Psychosocial Aspects of Childhood Cancer. Cancer Care, Inc. In-service staff seminar.
Jacobs, E. (2000). Advancing Practice Through The Use of Hypnotherapy. Nat’l Assoc. of Oncology Social Workers
Jacobs, E. (1999). Ericksonian Hypnosis and Approaches with Pediatric Hematology Oncology Patients.
The Institute for Child, Adolescent and Family Studies Scientific Lecture; Mt. Sinai Medical Center Child Psychiatry Grand Rounds.
Jacobs, E. (1999). Assessment and Interventions with Pediatric Pain. The National Association of Oncology Social Workers.
Jacobs, E. (1998). Hypnotherapy With Pediatric Hematology Oncology Patients. Mt. Sinai Medical Center Social Work Department Grand Rounds; Mount Sinai Medical Center Auxiliary Board.
Jacobs, E. (1998). Integrating Hypnotherapy into Clinical Practice. The National Association of Oncology Social Workers.
Jacobs, E. (1996-1997). Conversational Inductions with Pediatric Hematology Oncology Patients. Greater New York Child Life Conference; The New York Milton H. Erickson Society for Psychotherapy and Hypnosis, Inc.
Jacobs, E. (1997). The Power of Brief and Evolving Therapies: Hypnotherapeutic Approaches in Oncology
New York Milton H. Erickson Society for Psychotherapy and Hypnosis, Inc.
Jacobs, E. (1996). The Psycho-Social Issues and Therapeutic Interventions with Chronically Ill Children. The New York City Board of Education.
Jacobs, E. (1996). Parental Guilt in The Childhood Cancer Experience. The National Association of Oncology Social Workers.
Jacobs, E. (1995). Applications of Ericksonian Hypnotic Approaches with Pediatric Hematology/Oncology Patients. The National Association of Oncology Social Workers.
Jacobs, E. (1993). Children And Cancer, Their Personal Journeys. The National Association of Oncology Social Workers.
Jacobs, E. (1992). The Psychosocial Aspects Of Bone Marrow Transplantation Of Children With Cancer. Mount Sinai Medical Center Social Work Department Grand Rounds.
Jacobs, E. (1992). Adolescents With Cancer, Engagement and Ongoing Clinical Interventions. The National Association of Oncology Social Workers.
National Association of Clinical Social Workers
Diplomate in Clinical Social Work (BCD) certification
Academy of Certified Social Workers (ACSW)
National Association of Social Workers
NASW Register of Clinical Social Workers
LCSW New York State License # R039507-1
PUBLICATIONS
Galan, A. (2009). Bully Bully. New York: Scholastic Inc. (Clinical Advisor)
Slater, T (2007). No Bullies allowed Series. New York: Scholastic Inc. (Clinical Advisor)
Regional Editor for the Northeast division of the Association of Pediatric Oncology Social Workers Newsletter, 1996-2000.Jacobs, E., Larkin, D., & Pelier, E. (1998). Eriksonian hypnosis and approaches with pediatric hematology-oncology patients. American Journal of Clinical Hypnosis, 41(2), 139-154.
Jacobs, E. (1991). An Adolescent Mother: Molly. Social Work Practice with Maternal and Child Health: Populations at Risk. A Casebook.
Grant: Co-authored request for proposal for funding of a Peer Counseling Program.
Grant awarded in April 1989 from the Department of Social Service, New York State Proposal for Teenage Pregnancy.
CLINICAL PRESENTATIONS, SEMINARS & WORKSHOPS
Jacobs, E. (2013). Helping Elementary School Age Children Cope with Bullying. PS 290: Manhattan New School Parents Association.
Jacobs, E. (2008). Strategies for Teens Coping with Bullying. Steven Weiss Synagogue Hebrew School Program.
Jacobs, E. (2007). Balancing Family and Work Life. The Ethical Culture School Parents' Association.
Jacobs, E. (2006). Bullying and Teasing; How Parents and Professionals can Intervene Effectively.
PS 290: Manhattan New School Parents Association.The Ethical Culture School Parents Association.
Jacobs, E. (2006). Building Self-Esteem in School-age Children. PS 290: Manhattan New School Parents Association.
Jacobs, E. (2003). Talking with Young Children about Death from a Developmental Perspective. The Central Synagogue Pre-school.
Jacobs, E. (2000). Helping Children Cope with Divorce and Separation -PS 6: Lillie Devereaux Blake School Parents Association.
Jacobs, E. (2000). The Psychosocial Aspects of Childhood Cancer. Cancer Care, Inc. In-service staff seminar.
Jacobs, E. (2000). Advancing Practice Through The Use of Hypnotherapy. Nat’l Assoc. of Oncology Social Workers
Jacobs, E. (1999). Ericksonian Hypnosis and Approaches with Pediatric Hematology Oncology Patients.
The Institute for Child, Adolescent and Family Studies Scientific Lecture; Mt. Sinai Medical Center Child Psychiatry Grand Rounds.
Jacobs, E. (1999). Assessment and Interventions with Pediatric Pain. The National Association of Oncology Social Workers.
Jacobs, E. (1998). Hypnotherapy With Pediatric Hematology Oncology Patients. Mt. Sinai Medical Center Social Work Department Grand Rounds; Mount Sinai Medical Center Auxiliary Board.
Jacobs, E. (1998). Integrating Hypnotherapy into Clinical Practice. The National Association of Oncology Social Workers.
Jacobs, E. (1996-1997). Conversational Inductions with Pediatric Hematology Oncology Patients. Greater New York Child Life Conference; The New York Milton H. Erickson Society for Psychotherapy and Hypnosis, Inc.
Jacobs, E. (1997). The Power of Brief and Evolving Therapies: Hypnotherapeutic Approaches in Oncology
New York Milton H. Erickson Society for Psychotherapy and Hypnosis, Inc.
Jacobs, E. (1996). The Psycho-Social Issues and Therapeutic Interventions with Chronically Ill Children. The New York City Board of Education.
Jacobs, E. (1996). Parental Guilt in The Childhood Cancer Experience. The National Association of Oncology Social Workers.
Jacobs, E. (1995). Applications of Ericksonian Hypnotic Approaches with Pediatric Hematology/Oncology Patients. The National Association of Oncology Social Workers.
Jacobs, E. (1993). Children And Cancer, Their Personal Journeys. The National Association of Oncology Social Workers.
Jacobs, E. (1992). The Psychosocial Aspects Of Bone Marrow Transplantation Of Children With Cancer. Mount Sinai Medical Center Social Work Department Grand Rounds.
Jacobs, E. (1992). Adolescents With Cancer, Engagement and Ongoing Clinical Interventions. The National Association of Oncology Social Workers.