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Tag Archives: social justice
Reflections : Clinical supervision
DSM IV is this something you use in your practice? Today a client asked that we stopped calling her _____as its her homeless name, and her government name is _____. How to approach transgender issues – we have a client,_____ … Continue reading
Posted in Clinical Supervision
Tagged agenda, case notes, Clinical Supervision, continuing educational, decision making, Direct Practice, DSM, ethical dilemmas, gender identity, graduate school, homelessness, How did you get here, identification, judgement call, policy, problem solving, sexual orientation, social justice, social worker, therapist, vulnerable population
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A Day on the Run with a Social Worker
A Day on the Run with a Social Worker The headline jumped out at me like a bright neon Lisa Frank elephant in print. I can go on and on about how the system has failed these youth and will … Continue reading
Posted in Clinical Supervision, Reflections
Tagged assualt, conversation, dshs, employment, foster home, How did you get here, incident report, liability, mental health, mental illness, physical assault, protocol, Runaway, safety concerns, safety precautions, social justice, social work, violence
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Cinderella Syndrome
Student’s description of site-specific activities this quarter the activity that displayed a tremendous amount of social justice is the ________ annual prom. I was able to help out in this area in several capacities from helping a very diverse group … Continue reading
Posted in Career Journal, Charity, Clinical Supervision
Tagged charity, Cinderella Syndrome, Circumstances, direct pratice, diversity, fairytales, foster care, high school, homelessness, joy, lean in, LGBQT, low income, prom, prom attire, race, sexual orientation, social justice, social work, temporary housing, therapist, youth
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Paid Parental Leave
Is it just me or do you sometimes start to read and and think “Just the highlights, please”? That’s how I felt on the very tired yet important issue of parental leave. It left me thinking where are they now … Continue reading
Advanced Generalist Practice
I have begun to do assessments and refer pregnant young adults to______ maternity support services. I have also continued with my previous duties of conducting new patient orientation interviews, writing a monthly column for the youth clinic’s newsletter, helping the … Continue reading
