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Category Archives: Clinical Supervision
Professional Responsibilities 🌱
Practicum Instructors Evaluation :______is open to feedback and accepts both positive and negative feedback very well. She is looking to grow and therefore very open to growth. She is willing to be challenged. For example, when the youth set the … Continue reading
Posted in Career Journal, Clinical Supervision
Tagged accountability, behavioral code, Best Practice, Clinical Supervision, constructive criticism, education, emotions, Empathy, evaluation, How did you get here, LICSW, life choices, mental health, professional growth, pyromania, safety plan, social work, What would you do ?
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Office Chatter Box
During staff meetings, one of my co-workers can’t seem to stop talking. “Megan” dominates every discussion with a detailed rehash of previous topics and an obsessive focus on minor details. Our manager allows her to ramble on without doing anything … Continue reading
Restructuring🌱
Description of learning this quarter _ is still in the process of re-negotiating its contract, by not renewing its foster care beds. The agency is contemplating replacing this contract with a federal contract that will provide safe beds for _ … Continue reading
Making of a Therapist 🌱
This was probably one of the few quarters I didn’t mind paying to be the help. I was allowed to complete biopsychosocial (BPS) assessments. BPS framework is an approach that emphasizes the importance of a systemic view of the individual … Continue reading
Posted in Career Journal, Clinical Supervision
Tagged biopsychosocial assessments, chemical dependency group, Direct Practice, How did you get here, human development, intern, LICSW, mental illness, mezzo, micro, Person Centered Individual Service Plans, social work, substance abuse, therapeutic relationships
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Prescription Drug Ad
Comical Explanation
Posted in Clinical Supervision, Reflections
Tagged deadly, failure, mental illness, patient care, poltics, Prescription, prescription drug ad, Serious illness, side effects
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