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Tag Archives: Goal Setting
Who Am I ?
Student’s description of site-specific activities this quarter: – I am a firm believer that when you are new to an organization, you don’t just come in and change things. Just take notes and observe. This is vital when working with … Continue reading
Posted in Clinical Supervision
Tagged accountability, Best Practice, client issues, Clinical Social Work, Direct Practice, education, faith, Goal Setting, graduate school, How did you get here, inspiration, integrity, introduction, joining, life lessons, mantra, outing, Practicum Evaluation
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Stepping Stones :Finding Yourself
One of my favorite sayings for clients and students is “A mountain is NOT built in a day, it is one small rock at a time that makes that beautiful mountain.” I, love Kathryn Crawford’s pebble analogy and will be referencing … Continue reading
Posted in Clinical Supervision, Networking
Tagged Best Practice, burn out, case management, clinical expert, Clinical Social Work, coaching client, conversation, convert, Direct Practice, education, evaluation, faith, family, finding yourself, Goal Setting, group faciliatory, hindsight, How did you get here, inspiration, investigate, LICSW, life choices, life lessons, mental health, mindfulness, opportunities, personal growth professional growth, purpose, resume, self-worth, social work, Stepping Stones, stuck, success, therapist
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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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Awkward Interview Questions
Student’s description of site-specific activities this quarter: This quarter my practicum instructor, and I spent time exploring the hiring practices of _______. I was allowed to review interview questions and provide my feedback as a student and a woman of … Continue reading
Posted in Reflections
Tagged accountability, activist, advice, Best Practice, career goals, character, client issues, Clinical Social Work, Code of Ethics, communication, Direct Practice, education, employment, experience, faith, Goal Setting, graduate school, hindsight, How did you get here, inspiration, integrity, interview, interview questions, knowledge, learning opportunity, life choices, life lessons, mantra, marketability, mindfulnness, Networking, new job, opportunity, political, Practicum Evaluation, social work
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Conversion Therapy
I pulled out the crumbled ball of newsprint and smoothed it out. The headline “Pass Bill to Restrict Abusive Practice of Conversion Therapy” jumped out at me like some mad neon leopard. My blood began to boil, and I instantly … Continue reading
Posted in Reading
Tagged Abusive Practice, assessment tools, Behavioral Assessment System for Children, bisexual, child abuse, client issues, Clinical Social Work, Code of Ethics, conduct disorder, Conversion Therapy, Diagnostic Interview Schedule for Children, diagnostic tests, Direct Practice, education, extra extra, faith, family rejection, gay, Goal Setting, How did you get here, lesbian, mental health work, psychological interventions, second opinion, sexual orientation, spiritual interventions, suicide
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