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Tag Archives: problem solving
Giftless
You give a gift and the recipient doesn’t thank you. What would you do in the situation? Three ways to handle it : That’s easy: Don’t give another one! -Jack Marshall This, is to me, is one of the most … Continue reading
Posted in Charity, Reading
Tagged compassion, Culture, economy, gift ideas, giving, gratitude, happiness, hope, humor, joy, kindness, life, lifestyle, love, pay it forward, problem solving, realationships, thankful, What would you do ?
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Developmental Knowledge 🌱
Student’s description of site-specific activities this quarter: To further my growth and developmental knowledge of the social workers’ profession. This quarter I attended a diverse Youth in Transition seminar, as well as Secondary Trauma training with author Laura Vandernoot-Lipsky. ___ … Continue reading
Posted in Reflections
Tagged academia, book review, career, Clinical Supervision, clinical supervison, Direct Practice, evaluation, graduate school, hindsight, How did you get here, Laura Van Dernoot Lipsky, leadership, learning, LICSW, mental health, observation, problem solving, professional growth, Secondary Trauma, self-awareness, social work, therapeutic, trauma of abuse, violence
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Research & Evaluations🌱
Student’s description of site-specific activities this quarter: This quarter I conducted two surveys.On the first, with the assistance of my practicum instructor, I developed an Employee and Volunteer Survey. This survey was used to establish a list of volunteer staff … Continue reading
Posted in Clinical Supervision
Tagged advocacy, charity, compassion, Direct Practice, 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, research, research studies, social worker, speak up, staffing issues, Technology
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Ordinary Days🌱
Practicum Instructors Evaluation :______was not involved in any specific projects this quarter although she demonstrated an awareness of what was going on in the community, funding cuts/changes as a result of the economy, etc. I hope that _____ will be … Continue reading
Posted in Career Journal, Clinical Supervision
Tagged academia, career, Clinical Supervision, Direct Practice, evaluation, graduate school, hindsight, How did you get here, leadership, learning, LICSW, mental health, mundane life, observation, ordinary days, problem solving, professional growth, social work, therapeutic
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Office Chatter Box
During staff meetings, one of my co-workers can’t seem to stop talking. “Megan” dominates every discussion with a detailed rehash of previous topics and an obsessive focus on minor details. Our manager allows her to ramble on without doing anything … Continue reading
