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Karamo: My Story of Embracing Purpose, Healing, and Hope
You ever read a memoir that feels less like you’re reading, and more like you’re having a beautiful conversation? That’s how I felt while reading Karamo Brown’s memoir, appropriately titled “Karamo: My Story of Embracing Purpose, Healing, and Hope”. Like … Continue reading
Posted in Reflections
Tagged a good life, abuse, addiction, beautiful conversation, book club, book review, boundaries, clarity, dreams, emotions, faith, good conversation, gratitude, journey, Karamo Brown, LGBQT, library books, mediatation, Memoir, mental health, parenting, Queer Eye, sexuality, social work
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The Dare
The truth is that falling hurts. The dare is to keep being brave and feeling your way back up- Brene Brown Positively Purging-I welcome your feedbacks in the comments and your likes and passing the real life wisdom on to … Continue reading
Posted in Reflections
Tagged boundaries, Brene Brown, burnout, Daring Greatly, failure, inspiration, introduction, life, love, midnfulness, professional growth, purpose, self care, self-worth, social worker, success, support
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Lessons in Boundaries
Student’s description of areas of competency and areas for growth: This quarter my practicum instructor, and I spent time exploring discussing boundaries with patients and other social service providers. The area of boundaries- this is an area that I can … Continue reading
Posted in Career Journal, Clinical Supervision
Tagged areas for growth, Best Practice, boundaries, choices, Clinical Social Work, competency, constructive criticism, Direct Practice, education, ethical dilemmas, evaluation, faith, Goal Setting, graduate school, grey areas, hindsight, How did you get here, inspiration, learning objects, LICSW, life choices, life lessons, mental health, opportunity, practicum, Tagged assessment
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How sick is too sick to go to work?
A colleague walked into my office. I informed him he looked under the weather, and half-jokingly asked if he was contagious. He replied he didn’t think so. I suggested he make his way over to the ER to make sure. … Continue reading
Posted in Career Journal, Reading
Tagged boundaries, business, cold and flu, contagious, day off, decision making, employment, excuse, exhaustion, flexibilty, health, illness, mindfulness, nap, personal day, selfish, sick day, time off, vacation time
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Joining Not Joining
My Email : Thank you for the information you provided. However, it seams as if I am only getting little bits of information at a time, I am sure other social work graduate students are feeling the same thing and … Continue reading
