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Category Archives: Clinical Supervision
Phone Check
Erin Lisser had me with the title “I Make Students Check Their Phones at The Door.” and Donna St. George “Cellphones in school : When to start “. I agree technology has a place, but it is not allowed in … Continue reading
Posted in Clinical Supervision, Reading
Tagged academia, apps, banned, cell phone, high school, intervention, intrusion, middle school, parenting, privacy issues, Screen time, smartphones, teachers, Technology, tools, What would you do ?
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Finding an Opportunity : Pages of a Career Journal
I came across two yellow half sheets in my professional journal. Reading them, I knew they were two of many opportunities in my life time, but they made me smile. Opportunity Email : “_Counseling Center is a center for uninsured … Continue reading
Posted in Career Journal, Clinical Supervision
Tagged advocacy, career goals, employment opportunities, entrepreneur, faith, goals, How did you get here, inspiration, introductions, life, mentor, mindfulness, Networking, opportunity, professionals, purpose, realationships, research therapist, resume, social worker, stepping stone, strangers, success
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Payments and Illusions
I always make my clients and those I supervise pay up front. I just feel if you’re putting your money on the table, you’re more inclined to do the work. Recently, a student handed me his folded bills and said … Continue reading
‘New Policy’ Bans Street People
“Talk to supervisor” It seems like these have become the go-to bar of choice. To my knowledge, nobody who’s currently on the list has called or come by trying to meet with me, yet people continue getting added to it, … Continue reading
Posted in Career Journal, Clinical Supervision
Tagged assault, Clinical Supervision, Community Mental Health, employment, How did you get here, incident report, leadership, liability, medical attention, mental health, mental illness, on-call supervisor, physical assault, protocol, safety concerns, safety precautions, social justice, social work, supervisor, Trauma-Informed Advocacy, violence
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Electronic vs. Handwritten: A Thank You Note
The question in this day and age is often not if you should you send a thank you note after your interview, but whether to do it electronically or through old fashion snail mail? I have read two articles lately … Continue reading
Posted in Clinical Supervision, Networking
Tagged Competition, cursive, email, employment, etiquette, gratitude, Hire, Hiring, inspiration, interview, Job Ads, Job Hunt, Job Market, Jobless, Manager, mindfulness, new job, office, resume, snail mail, Technology, thank you note, What would you do ?
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