Tag Archives: Balanced

Foster children: Support Social Workers

Posted on September 5, 2021 by msw blog

Re: “Lawsuit: Washington’s shuttling of foster kids fails them” [Jan. 29, Local News]: The disturbing, draining and sometimes dangerous work — often done alone — that social workers do also needs attention. Policies and laws need changing to create a more trauma-informed … Continue reading →

Posted in Reading | Tagged Balanced, boundaries, burnout, business hours, dangerous work, emotions, foster kid, job-related stress, Laura LeDesky, lawsuit, letter to the editor, medicine, mental health and wellness, Mental health assessment, mental illness, policies, resignations, safety, social worker, state legislators, stigma, Workload | 2 Comments

Therapeutic Notes: Parenting Problems

Posted on September 24, 2020 by msw blog

Anybody else overly consumed with wanting the best for their adult children? Reality is they have to want the best for themselves. You can’t “will” it upon them. My fear is their best is not my best! But why does … Continue reading →

Posted in Clinical Supervision | Tagged authoritarian, Balanced, boundaries, business hours, emotions, mental health and wellness, Overbearing, parenting, parenting styles, parenting tools, Permissive, safety plan, social worker, Strict, Therapeutic Note, therapist, transference, Uninvolved, Validation, warning signs, wisdom | 2 Comments

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