Tag Archives: authentic
What’s Appropriate?
I am a happily married, 54-year-old woman. I have a great primary medical provider. “Rebecca” is a nurse practitioner in a large practice. I’ve been going to her for about four years. Rebecca is personable, interesting, authentic, and has an … Continue reading
Word of The Day
Vulnerability…the courage to be authentic the courage to be true, the courage to say, the things that needs to be said, even though it’s hard to say.
Posted in Reflections
Tagged authentic, communication, connection, courage, faith, friendship, goals, Networking, opportunity, optimism, personality, problem solving, success, vulnerability, word of the day
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Spoiled Kindness
Reading the journal entry “Edible Donations” – Just those two words made me smile and brought back a flood of memories, but it also became another topic of clinical supervision. The issue was I am an avid gardener. I would … Continue reading
Posted in Clinical Supervision
Tagged authentic, Behavior modification, boundaries, Clinical Supervision, Direct Practice, disrespect, Edible Donations, employment, entitlement, How did you get here, intern, kindness, mental health, protocol, reevaluate, respect, social work, thief, trust issues, What would you do ?, workplace expectations
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Real Life of an MSW 