Dr. Indrani Margolin

Dr. Indrani Margolin

PhD, MSW, BA (Honours)

School of Social Work

Biography:
Dr. Indrani Margolin is an Associate Professor in the School of Social Work at the University of Northern British Columbia in Vancouver at Langara College. She moved to Vancouver in 2014 to launch and lead the Vancouver-based UNBC Bachelor of Social Work program. She teaches one of the only social work undergraduate courses in Canada entirely dedicated to spiritualty in social work. Her research and teaching interests include: Holistic Therapeutic Practice (Spirit, mind, body), Mahavakyam Meditation, Girls’ and Women’s Wellness (Bodyself), Arts-based Research and Therapy, and Student Self-Care.

Research areas of interest:

Holistic Therapeutic Practice (Spirit, mind, body), Mahavakyam Meditation, Girls’ and Women’s Wellness (Bodyself,) Arts-based Research

Research Themes:

Reproductive Infectious Diseases

Website: http://www.unbc.ca/dr-indrani-margolin

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