Category Archives: Clinical Supervision
Social Workers
One of the hardest yet most vital actions social workers can take is to step back and allow crossover youth, their families, and their communities take the lead in voicing what is best for them, Gilbreath says. “Those closest to … Continue reading
Posted in Career Journal, Clinical Supervision
Tagged advocacy, boundaries, communication, community, crossover youth, education, knowledge, life moments, opportunity, pain, power, self-awareness, social workers, support system, voice
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Entrepreneurs
Do you have any business advice for young entrepreneurs? One of the biggest lessons in life, love, and entrepreneurship is that there is no linear path. Our journey has been steeped in road blocks, U-turns and dead ends. Give yourself … Continue reading
Posted in Clinical Supervision, Reflections
Tagged attitude, awareness, business, community, Competition, entrepreneur, entrepreneurs, Entrepreneurship, faith, feedback, finances, goals, grace, learning opportunity, life lessons, mentors, route, U-turns
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Mother’s Rules
I am religious and generally conservative. A good friend who is a “free spirit” commented on the fact that I do not allow my son, 24, and his longtime girlfriend to sleep together in my house, saying this could contribute … Continue reading
Posted in Clinical Supervision, Reading
Tagged assumptions, busy body, children, comfortable, etiquette, Etiquette questions, friendships, guest, happy, Hostess, kindness, manners, parenting, plus one questions, realationships, religion
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Real Life of an MSW 