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Tag Archives: advocacy
Real-world Experience
Student’s competency and areas for growth I have continued to merge the academic world with real world experience. For example, a resident at _________ was caught with pornographic images of themselves on the staff computer and several popular websites. They … Continue reading
Posted in Reflections
Tagged academia, advocacy, consequences, court appearances, court fines, court order, Direct Practice, foster care, homeless, How did you get here, juvenile justice system, legal system, legislative issues, oppression, outreach, poverty, practicum, probation, prostitution, sex trafficking, social issue, social justice, social worker
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Fostering successful clinical supervision
Practicum instructor evaluation of student’s competency and areas for growth_________ has read and carefully thought about all of the research articles I have shared with her and she has shared with me. She asks very thoughtful questions once she has … Continue reading
Posted in Career Journal, Reflections
Tagged advocacy, agenda, case notes, clients, Clinical Supervision, confidentially, consultants, education, electives, employment opportunities, ethics, faith, How did you get here, interview questions, knowledge, LICSW, Meditation, outreach, social policies, social worker, staffing issues, supervision
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Making Rules & Setting Limits
Student’s description of competency and areas for growth________ and I discussed boundaries at length this quarter, as there are many gray areas. For example, this quarter we obtained a partnership to get free healthy food options from the farmers market. … Continue reading
Posted in Charity, Reflections
Tagged advocacy, boundaries, charity, community relations, etiquette, farmers market, grad school, How did you get here, job description, kindness, opportunity, professional growth, quid pro quo, redirection, self-disclosure, social worker, Technology, therapist, volunteering
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Paid Parental Leave Policy
What does a good paid- leave policy look like? It needs to be at least three months, include protection to make sure that your job is there for you when you return, and cover 100 percent of your income (many … Continue reading
Posted in Reading
Tagged advocacy, benefits, children, eligible employees, employee benefit, ethical dilemmas, family, family leave, insurance, legal system, legislative issues, paid family leave, paid leave, parenting, progressive companies, social justice, social policies, social services, time off
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Group Work
Student’s Goal for future quarters : _ and I will continue to address the struggle and frustration of running a group. Instructors evaluation of student learning : ________ has started a group where there wasn’t one. As adolescents do not … Continue reading
