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Fareez, M.  Into the Unknown: The Transition Experiences of New Social Workers in Singapore. VDM Verlag Dr. Müller (2009)

Fareez, M. & Mohan, P (2018). Narratively influencing Social Work in Singapore. In the International Journal of Narrative Therapy and Community Work. No. 3. Pg 1-7. Dulwich, Adelaide.

Goh S.N., Chia, A., Vaz, G., Chee, L.C., Lye, R. & Fareez, M. (2017). Singapore Association of Social Workers Code of Professional Ethics 3^rd Revision. https://www.sasw.org.sg/docs/SASW%20Code%20of%20Professional%20Ethics%20-%203rd%20Revision%20(online).pdf

 

Re-experiencing the Rojak: Narrative Therapy and Community Work in Singapore. 2017 e-book publication with the Social Service Institute. https://www.ssi.sg/SSI/media/SSI-Media-Library/learning-n-development/NarrativeTherapyebook.pdf

 

Fareez, M. (2013) From Gatekeeper to Guide: An Alternative Paradigm for Social Workers in Singapore. https://www.amkfsc.org.sg/publications/category/4-research-papers

 

Fareez, M. & Lee, S.Y. (2013) The Bakery Hearts Project: A Phenomenological Study on the Experiences of Low-Income Women Participants of a Social Enterprise https://www.amkfsc.org.sg/publications/category/4-research-papers

 

Fareez, M (2015). The 'Life Certificate': A tool for grief work in Singapore. In the International Journal of Narrative Therapy and Community Work No.2. Pg 1-12. Dulwich, Adelaide.

Fareez, M (2019) Narrative Tools for Supervision: The Supervisor Life Certificate and Supervisee's journey tools. In the International Journal of Narrative Therapy and Community Work.No 4, Dulwich, Adelaide. 

 

 

News (Print)

Article on Scholar's choice March 2011.

Download Article on Straits Times March 2011

 

Article on Today's Paper 18 March 2011

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Web

INSIGHT: Social Worker Mohamed Fareez. www.freshgrads.sg, Posted on June 27 2010.

 

Television

Project Y "documentary" done years ago (2005)...

 

 

 

 

 

 

Radio Interview

 

Interview I did in 2007 for Warna Malay Radio, which highlights the fact that I needed to brush up on my Malay (I still need to) Actually asked my ex-girlfriend (now my wife) to help write a transcript in Malay so I could answer potential questions that could be asked.... 

 

For Native Speakers of Malay, do note my struggles in trying to answer appropriately. 

 

Download Warna interview

(Ironically, I had more or less renounced Malay Language as a subject that had little relevance in my future, and usually ranked it least in importance in my academic life. How wrong I was, when I realised that command of Malay was imperative for appropriately communicating to my Malay clients in programmes and casework. Even more ironic is the fact that I have married a Malay teacher. Then again, I consider that a blessing, as I have my own private tutor to make up for my incompetencies of the language over the years..) 

 

Panel Discussion on 938 Live on 13/6/2010

938 Live Interview