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Optimal Work Performance
The paged fluttered out of my career journal. When I unfolded it, it revealed notes from a work shop I had taken in the margins I had written “Making the most of those 15 minutes breaks” : 8 Ways to … Continue reading
Posted in Career Journal
Tagged advice, breathing space, burnout, career goals, employment, How did you get here, inspiration, interlude, intermission, interval, life lessons, lull, midnfulness, notes, pause, personal development, recess, respite, self care, social worker, support, time ou, work breaks
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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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Difficult Situations
The origami frog fluttered out of my career journal. When I unwrapped and smoothed it out, it revealed notes from a work shop I had taken during graduate school that still apply today. The page read: Positive ways to handle conflict … Continue reading
Posted in Career Journal
Tagged advice, burnout, career goals, employment, How did you get here, inspiration, journal, lecture, life lessons, midnfulness, notes, personal development, purpose, Reflections, self care, social worker, support, therapy, values
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Dare to Recharge – Let me Reintroduce myself
Real life confession: I have never read the book “Daring Greatly” by Brown. Yes, I know she’s a social worker and a damn good one. Though I digress, I checked the book out when it came in at the … Continue reading
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Tagged book review, boundaries, Brene Brown, burnout, Daring Greatly, inspiration, introduction, life, love, midnfulness, professional, professional growth, purpose, Reflections, self care, self-worth, social worker, support, therapy, Year of Yes
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Ethical Issues in Educational Supervision
“Canceling next week’s supervision meeting. I simply don’t have anything to discuss. Your check is in the mail. Look forward to you signing off on my clinical hours.” I reread the emailed, stunned that this individual thought they could pay … Continue reading
Posted in Clinical Supervision
Tagged advocacy, agenda, behavioral code, case notes, clients, Clinical Supervision, Code of conduct, Code of Ethics, computer, confidentially, conflicts, consultants, decision making, education, email, employment opportunities, ethical dilemmas, ethics, Face Time, graduate school, How did you get here, laws and polices, morals, Negotiation, oppression, outreach, political belief, principles, problem solving, social policies, social worker, staffing issues, support, telephone, television, values, webinar, What would you do ?
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