Category Archives: Clinical Supervision

Coach Cries Foul

Posted on October 20, 2016 by msw blog

I am a high school teacher and fifth-grade basketball coach. I was recently coaching a fifth-grade practice when a disgruntled parent walked into the gym with 10 minutes left to go and started harassing me. He got into my face … Continue reading →

Posted in Clinical Supervision | Tagged basketball, bullying, coaching, conflict, conflict resolution, Little league, parenting, social work, team sports, What would you do ? | 6 Comments

What is an Ethical Dilemma?

Posted on September 30, 2016 by msw blog

There are three conditions that must be present for a situation to be considered an ethical dilemma. The first condition occurs in situations when an individual, called the “agent,” must make a decision about which course of action is best. … Continue reading →

Posted in Clinical Supervision | Tagged advocacy, agenda, behavioral code, case notes, clients, Clinical Supervision, Code of conduct, Code of Ethics, computer, confidentially, conflicts, consultants, decision making, education, email, employment opportunities, ethical dilemmas, ethics, graduate school, laws and polices, morals, Negotiation, oppression, outreach, political belief, principles, problem solving, social policies, social worker, staffing issues, support, values, What would you do ? | Leave a comment

Brown Paper Bag Test Conclusion….

Posted on September 15, 2016 by msw blog

The verdict is in ( you can read part one here). Old habits die hard. I still read a good article and tuck it away. I should have written and posted about this after I read it and talked to … Continue reading →

Posted in Clinical Supervision, Reading | Tagged Black Man in a White Coat, brown paperbag test, Clinical Supervision, Damon Tweedy, discrimination, ethics, How to Get Away with Murder, jesse williams, mental health, mental health care, mental illness, prejudice, Psychiatric Hospital, racisim, skin shaming, sterotypes, therapy, Viola Davis, What would you do ?, Work place discrimination | Leave a comment

Myths of a Therapist

Posted on September 14, 2016 by msw blog

“You know when I cried last? Do you know why I cried last? Do you know how it feels to be alone? Do you know why I sleep late everyday? Do you know how it feels when people bitch? Ever … Continue reading →

Posted in Career Journal, Clinical Supervision | Tagged active listening, compassion, Elisabeth Counselman, mental health, myths debunked, self growth, self-help, social worker, the teenage treaty, therapy | 5 Comments

Discover Your Story: A cure for Alzheimers?

Posted on September 12, 2016 by msw blog

It has been the summer of the arts. I caught the Broadway play Motown the Musical. It was simply amazing. It felt like more of a concert than theater. I attend the lecture of Kehinde Wiley, and viewed his exhibit … Continue reading →

Posted in Clinical Supervision, Reading | Tagged aging parents, Alzheimer's, asking for help, Bobby Adams, care giver, compassion fatigue, Ebony Fashion Fair, Eunice W. Johnson, generational gap,, Kara Walker, Kehinde Wiley, motown the musical, museums, silver sneakers, Tariqa Waters | 4 Comments

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