I’m watching twitter, google+ and the web so you don’t have to… This post is part of a weekly series, Best in Mental Health, featuring some of the best posts of the week, in social work, psychology, evidence-based practice/healthcare, non-profit and private practice concerns. To get a quick idea of the topics covered in this […]
My 3 Words for 2015: Clear, Reach & Embrace!
My Three Words for 2015 Have you come up with some new goals or resolutions for the new year? If yes, you may want to consider putting them in writing. Writing down your goals will significantly increase the likelihood of your achieving them. As Brian Tracy eloquently states, “Goals in writing are dreams with deadlines.” […]
Top 18 Reader Comments from 2014
There is no more valuable resource than your time and I’m most grateful for all the times you have taken the time to visit, read and/or comment. This post highlights 18 thoughtful comments you made this past year. Whether you are a new or regular visitor, reading through these comments can give you an […]
Can Personal Narratives Help You Be a Better Social Worker?
Narrating Social Work Through Autoethnography – Book Review Have you been looking for a good book to help you gain a deeper understanding of some topics particularly relevant to social work such as cultural competency, end of life, transformative change, and more? If yes, you are likely to appreciate Narrating Social Work Through Autoethnography, edited […]
AATBS’ Top 10 Exam Tips for the Social Work Licensure Exam
Virginia Beaufort, LMHC, Ph.D. Does one social work licensure exam preparation firm differ from another? Or are they all basically the same? This week, we have an interview with Virginia Beaufort, LMHC, Ph.D., the Director of Academic Affairs for the Association for Advanced Training in the Behavioral Sciences (AATBS). This is the fifth interview in Social Work Career Development’s […]
