Category Archives: Clinical Supervision
According to Therapists: Not Being Direct With Your Therapist
Your therapist is there for you. If something doesn’t make sense or feels off, be upfront and tell them. “You won’t hurt our feelings,” “You can say, ‘This isn’t working for me,’ ‘I need you to be more challenging,’ or, ‘I’d … Continue reading
Helping Hand
When I was struggling with my mental health, it was difficult to find a therapist. If it was hard for me — someone who has the means — I knew it was a huge problem in the Black community,” she … Continue reading
Posted in Clinical Supervision, Reflections
Tagged Black community, Boris Lawrence Henson Foundation, community, cost, good conversation, healing, How did you get here, mental health and wellness, Psychotherapy notes, social worker, stigma, Struggles, therapist, therapy, trauma, vulnerability
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The Credential Trap
I have decades of experience and have earned my way to vice president with one of the premier organizations in my field. My time there ended because of pandemic restructuring, but it was an amazing experience with talented colleagues and … Continue reading
Real Life of an MSW 