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Thank You Letters: How and Why to Write Them

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How to Write a Professional Thank You Letter Would you like to write a professional thank you letter, but have no idea where to begin? This post will provide with some helpful tips and templates on how to express your appreciation to someone who has just helped you out, be it for networking, a letter […]

Filed Under: Grad School, Social Work Career Tagged With: career development; thank you letter

Website Trustworthiness: How Can You Tell?

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Website Trustworthiness: What Everyone Needs to Know Have you (or your) clients been assuming that the majority of the information that you find on the internet is of good quality? Regretfully, we cannot… Aside from the fact that what we see is influenced by the filter bubble, there are many urban legends, sites with misinformation, inaccuracies, biases, hoaxes […]

Filed Under: Social Work, Social Work Career Tagged With: crap detection, Howard Rheingold, social media, website trustworthiness

Personal Learning Network Twitter Cheat Sheet

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Personal Learning Networks: Why (& How) to Use Twitter Have you heard about twitter but are concerned that it is too hard to figure out, or may have no relevance to you? Would you like to know how you may use twitter to help you learn about different topics and/or advance in your career? This post will provide you with the […]

Filed Under: Social Work, Social Work Career Tagged With: career development, personal learning network, PLN, social media, twitter

How to Build Mental Strength (Even If You’re Overwhelmed)

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How to Build Mental Strength

Want to know how to build mental strength even when you’re feeling overwhelmed? This review of Amy Morin’s Mental Strength course reveals proven CBT-based techniques for regulating your thoughts, emotions, and behaviors. Learn how building mental strength differs from mental health, why getting rid of bad habits matters as much as developing good ones, and specific strategies to improve resilience, increase happiness, and enhance decision-making. Based on Amy Morin’s bestselling book “13 Things Mentally Strong People Don’t Do,” this course offers practical exercises, progress tracking, and tools especially valuable for social workers and helping professionals. Discover how to control your emotions so they don’t control you and behave productively regardless of your circumstances.

Filed Under: Book Reviews, Featured Personal Growth, Personal Growth, Self Care, Social Work, Therapeutic Skills Tagged With: 13 Things Mentally Strong People Do, Amy Morin LCSW, cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT), Mental Strength: Mastering the 3 Core Factors, resilience, self-care

How to Promote Community Resilience Outside Therapy

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How to Help Communities Recover From Disasters Have you wanted to find out how you may employ your clinical skills to help individuals/the community outside of the traditional setting? As per the inspiring talk “Outside the Four Walls,” Jack Saul, PhD gave at the 2015 Psychotherapy Networker Symposium, there are many different ways that mental health professionals and social […]

Filed Under: Clinical Skills, Social Work, Workshop Learnings Tagged With: collective resilience approach, collective trauma, individual trauma, Jack Saul PhD, macro social work, resilience

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