Category Archives: Reading
New Guidelines Give Patients Access to Medical Records
Providing patients access to their health information is indeed always a challenge. I thought I was well versed on this subject matter as a clinical social worker and therapist. However, after reading this article, I know it is one I … Continue reading
Ever wonder how homeless families are helped
Real life moment -We are in full swing of summer, and summer is synonymous with tourist season. One thing tourists don’t want see while on vacation is homeless people. I have read several articles (see below) lately that touch on … Continue reading
Brown Paper Bag Test in a Psychiatric Hospital?
A racist threat of violence should be met with unequivocal punishment. We must stop that nonsense cold. But here’s a hypothetical: What if the threat comes from a patient at a psychiatric hospital threatening to beat up black staff members? … Continue reading
Flawless i woke up like this!
I am the nanny of two 10yearold girls this summer, and I am concerned with comments they have made about their looks. Both are normalsize, healthy girls with regular bodies, but I have heard them say how fat they think they … Continue reading
Traditional School Didn’t Work For Me, So I Enrolled in an Online School
This article truly reminds me of the Martha Beck article “How to be Wildly Successful”. I love the soundbite from the article “The school system was created mainly by people who are natural Follow Thrush. It works best for students … Continue reading
Real Life of an MSW 