Category Archives: Clinical Supervision

According to Therapists:Waiting for a Crisis

Posted on March 2, 2023 by msw blog

If you think you could benefit from working with a therapist, then that’s reason enough to seek one out. Don’t make the mistake of waiting until you are facing a mental health crisis. The idea of hitting ‘rock bottom’ is … Continue reading →

Posted in Career Journal, Clinical Supervision | Tagged boundaries, credentials, crisis, dating, effectiveness, emotions, experience, expertise, healing, How did you get here, interview, mental health and wellness, mental health crisis, rapport building, social worker, therapeutic, therapist, therapy, urgency, wellness | 3 Comments

Is It Okay To Quit Via Text, Slack or Email ?

Posted on February 25, 2023 by msw blog

Q: In the new work environment, is it okay for me to quit via text, email or Slack? A: There are a few things you should ask yourself when you’re ready to leave your job to determine the best way to put … Continue reading →

Posted in Clinical Supervision, Reading | Tagged applications, communication, documentation, employment, letter of resignation, management, mindfulness, Networking, opportunities, opportunity, personal issues, protocol, quitting, Recommendation, reference, resigning, Technology | Leave a comment

According to Therapists: Staying With a Therapist Who’s a Bad Fit

Posted on February 22, 2023 by msw blog

You may need to meet with multiple therapists before you find one who feels like a good fit. To that end, staying with a therapist who doesn’t feel right for you is a mistake. “Finding a therapist can feel a … Continue reading →

Posted in Career Journal, Clinical Supervision | Tagged boundaries, credentials, dating, discomfort, effectiveness, emotions, experience, expertise, healing, How did you get here, interview, mental health and wellness, rapport, rapport building, social worker, therapeutic, therapist, therapy, wellness | 2 Comments

Worried Parent

Posted on February 18, 2023 by msw blog

You often mention the need to exercise “compassionate detachment,” especially with adult children. I need advice on how to make that shift. There is a saying that being a parent is like having your heart wander around the world without … Continue reading →

Posted in Clinical Supervision, Reading | Tagged active listening, Adults, advice, children, choices, compassionate detachment, copying skills, experience, love, mental health and wellness, parenting, powerlessness, resilience, resources, self-assessment, worrying | Leave a comment

According to Therapists: Not Understanding the Costs

Posted on February 16, 2023 by msw blog

The cost of therapy varies greatly based on your insurance coverage and your therapist’s financial practices. Be sure to do your research ahead of time so you aren’t hit with a surprise bill. “When you first consult or meet with … Continue reading →

Posted in Career Journal, Clinical Supervision | Tagged budget, cost, credentials, emotional development, experience, expertise, finances, financial situation, healing, How did you get here, insurance, mental health and wellness, money, social work, social worker, therapeutic, therapist, therapy | 4 Comments

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