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Tag Archives: problem solving
Poverty Inequality 🌱
The activity that stands out most for me happened fall quarter after a house meeting. A staff member pulled the two foster youth aside and informed them that their case managers had gotten them backpacks and school supplies. I later … Continue reading
Posted in Career Journal, Charity, Clinical Supervision
Tagged advocacy, backpack program, charity, Childhood memories, compassion, disadvantaged, ethical dilemmas, foster care, homelessness, How did you get here, Inequality, inspiration, learning, LICSW, lifestyle, Maslow's Hierarchy of Needs, mentor, opportunity, outreach, poverty, problem solving, purpose, social worker, speak up, staffing issues
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Musical Insight
“If possible, I would like to talk about music choices during my Group. We’ve had some teens choosing music and the lyrics are really raunchy. I realize that a lot of the music right now is like that, but some … Continue reading
Posted in Career Journal, Clinical Supervision
Tagged accountability, Activity Group, Countertransference, Direct Practice, Evidence-Based Practice, Facilitator, LICSW, lyrics, mindfulness, music, Object relations, problem solving, relationships, respect, self reflection, social work, transference, triggers, What would you do ?
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Networking Basics
Karin Burns has me thinking about how I have obtained not only my professional relationships, but my personal and online relationships. I believe in quality over quantity. So, when I am networking, I ask myself a few questions: “Will this … Continue reading
Posted in Networking
Tagged connection, employment, faith, friendship, goals, graduation, interconnection, Networking, optimism, personality, problem solving, rejection, relation, Relationship, resume, success, thank you note
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A Legacy
I want to create a policy that will stand long after I’m gone, to prevent social ills and to mitigate the adverse impact of them- – Ayanna Pressley Positively Purging-I welcome your feedbacks in the comments and your likes and … Continue reading
Posted in Reflections
Tagged advocacy, Ayanna Pressley, Code of Ethics, confidentially, conflicts, consultants, decision making, education, employment opportunities, graduate school, impact, laws and polices, legacy, morals, Negotiation, oppression, outreach, policy, political belief, principles, problem solving, social policies, social worker, support, values
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