Category Archives: Clinical Supervision

Etiquette for kids’ fundraising

Posted on April 10, 2017 by msw blog

I would like to hear your opinion on children’s fundraisers. I honestly feel like we are just being tapped out as parents. Everything our children do has a fee it seems, and then once we pay the fee to join, … Continue reading →

Posted in Charity, Clinical Supervision, Reading | Tagged advice column, Budgeting, charity, coaching, extortion, freeloader, fundraiser, Little league, parenting, pizza, scholarships, single parent, social worker, team sports, What would you do ? | 7 Comments

How to Earn More Respect At Work

Posted on March 8, 2017 by msw blog

I am a clinical social-worker who wears several different hats (read: my time is very precious). I have no problem meeting with young adults. It just a natural part of the job. I have been in their shoes. I understand … Continue reading →

Posted in Career Journal, Clinical Supervision | Tagged active listening, advice, agenda, behaviors, deadlines, employment, employment opportunities, Empowerment, failure, How did you get here, Lisa Quest, multitasking, professional, purpose, respect, saying no, social worker, staff meetings, success, tips, work | 6 Comments

Do You Have Compassion Fatigue? Caregiver Edition

Posted on March 1, 2017 by msw blog

One of my favorite quotes is “You can’t argue with crazy”. It’s a proven fact you just can’t. That is why in my last post I provided suggestions for dealing with the intolerable. A dear friend who recently read it … Continue reading →

Posted in Clinical Supervision | Tagged aging parents, asking for help, care giver, compassion fatigue, coping skills, disease, drug addiction, exercise, family, friendship, healing project, help, home and comunity care, honesty, inspiration, journaling, kindness, life lessons, love, mental illness, mindfulness, music, parenting, patient care, self awarness, self care, social worker, support system | 2 Comments

Ethical Issues in Educational Supervision

Posted on February 8, 2017 by msw blog

“Canceling next week’s supervision meeting. I simply don’t have anything to discuss. Your check is in the mail. Look forward to you signing off on my clinical hours.” I reread the emailed, stunned that this individual thought they could pay … 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, Face Time, graduate school, How did you get here, laws and polices, morals, Negotiation, oppression, outreach, political belief, principles, problem solving, social policies, social worker, staffing issues, support, telephone, television, values, webinar, What would you do ? | 8 Comments

A Tale of Two Umbrellas

Posted on December 15, 2016 by msw blog

How would you react to this request from a stranger? It had been raining hard for days. Reports of 100-year floods were coming out of Boulder and Lyons to the north. A colleague and I were walking a few blocks … Continue reading →

Posted in Clinical Supervision, Moment of Truth..., Reading | Tagged charity, comfortable life, community, compassion, generosity, healing, homeless, humanity, ice breaker, incliment weather, kindness, philanthropy, proverty, responsibilty, short story | 11 Comments

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