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Patience and Promise
Practicum instructor narrative evaluation:_____ has definitely shown a great interest in providing direct services to patients/clients. _____ continues to be very motivated and enthusiastic about her learning experience with our program, which is amazing with all she has on her … Continue reading
Posted in Career Journal, Clinical Supervision
Tagged balancing act, burnout, decision making, direct services, Entiltlement, healthcare, How did you get here, humble, integrated healthcare team, internship, learning experience, life lesson, mantra, mentor, poverty, practicum, presentation, realationships, shadowing, social work, transformation
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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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Optimal Work Performance
The paged fluttered out of my career journal. When I unfolded it, it revealed notes from a work shop I had taken in the margins I had written “Making the most of those 15 minutes breaks” : 8 Ways to … Continue reading
Posted in Career Journal
Tagged advice, breathing space, burnout, career goals, employment, How did you get here, inspiration, interlude, intermission, interval, life lessons, lull, midnfulness, notes, pause, personal development, recess, respite, self care, social worker, support, time ou, work breaks
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Sick Day
Comical Explanation
Posted in Reflections
Tagged balancing act, burnout, Childhood memories, decision making, exhaustion, experience, graduate school, health, homework, illness, parenting, sick day
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The Stars
Ralph Waldo Emerson once asked what we would do if the stars only came out once every thousand years. No one would sleep that night, of course. The world would become religious overnight. We would be ecstatic, delirious, made rapturous … Continue reading
Posted in Reflections
Tagged adventure, back packing, beauty, burnout, day off, exploring, field trip, free, fresh air, hiking, holiday, mediatation, mother earth, mountains, national parks, outdoors, Paul Hawken, Ralph Waldo Emerson, reflection, road trip ideas, scenic view, Secondary Trauma, self care, travel, vacation, vacation days, walking, Wild life, wunderlust
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