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Tag Archives: ethics
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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Ethical Self-Reflection
Practicum instructor evaluation of student’s overall self-assessment of learning this quarter________ and I have continued to review scenarios of how professional ethics can be applied and “translated” to the real practice of social work. I am always impressed with ________ … Continue reading
Boundary Crossing
Students description of competency and areas for growth I need to learn and understand boundaries regarding _________. After several years of working with underprivileged youth as a tutor, this was the first time I was informed that I was not … Continue reading
Posted in Career Journal, Clinical Supervision
Tagged boundaries, boundary crossing, boundary violation, Circumstances, Direct Practice, Dual or multiple relationships, ethics, gift giving, learning objects, LICSW, life lessons, mental illness, motivational systems, policy, professional growth, safe space, social worker, therapy, vulnerable populations
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The Contractor
Comical Explanation
Posted in Reflections
Tagged alert, comic strip, concert, Contractor, cult, estimate, ethics, expensive, feds, patio, rebuild, remodel, repairs
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How Old are You?
Should you remove all age identifiers from your resume? This became the talk in my circle after I sent out this article. I personally never put the year I graduated on my resume. I figure if it is that important, … Continue reading
