Michelle Greason

Michelle Greason is an Associate Professor in Social Work at St. Thomas University (STU), with a PhD from the University of New Brunswick. She specializes in structural social work, ethics, long-term care (LTC), and narrative engagement.

• St. Thomas University (BA, BSW)
• University of New Brunswick (PhD)

Her research focuses on policy-ethics intersections in LTC, anti-oppressive practice, and narrative care training. She employs qualitative methods with a "bottom-up" approach, emphasizing knowledge mobilization and interdisciplinarity.

Notable contributions include empirical ethics studies in LTC, structural social work mentorship frameworks, and narrative engagement training for healthcare professionals. She collaborates with public/private sectors and participates in provincial aging strategy initiatives.

• Embodying structural social work in practice
• Narrative care training models
• System navigation for older adults
• Policy-ethics dynamics in LTC
• Qualitative Delphi methodology
• Anti-oppressive social work pedagogy

Michelle actively teaches graduate and undergraduate courses on social policy, ethics, and practice theory while maintaining her registered social work credentials.