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3 Secrets Every Macro Social Worker Must Know

By Dorlee

3 Macro Social Work Job Search Tips Are you interested in a Macro Social Work position but are having a hard time finding one? This post will provide you with some guidance to both help you find a Macro Social Work job and move up the Macro Social Worker career ladder. We are fortunate to have Rachel L. […]

Filed Under: Career Guidance, Expert Interviews, Macro Practice, Social Work Career Tagged With: career advice, career development, job search, macro social work, MacroSW twitter chat, Rachel West

10 Must-Know Private Practice Start-Up Tips

By Dorlee

Essential private practice startup tips infographic from Tamara G. Suttle, M.Ed., LPC – mental health counselor with 20+ years experience and private practice coach. This visual summary distills the most critical strategies for successfully launching your private practice: start networking NOW even if practice is years away, create your self-care plan before scheduling your first client, join or create a consultation group to combat isolation, be strategic in networking by declaring both strengths and weaknesses, build reciprocal referring relationships, get paperwork in order before seeing clients, establish systems for everything early, invest in a quality WordPress website, blog to get known online efficiently, and remember private practice is a marathon not a sprint. Includes bonus Q&A on establishing a practice in foreign countries. Based on comprehensive interview featured in “Complete Guide to Starting Your Private Practice” where Tamara shares decades of wisdom alongside social worker Michael Langlois.

Filed Under: Career Guidance, Clinical Practice, Expert Interviews Tagged With: mental health counseling, private practice, Tamara Suttle

How Social Media Sparks Social Work Career Growth

By Dorlee

How Social Media Sparks Social Work Innovation Have you wondered how social workers may benefit from using social media or how social media may spur innovation within social work? As per the interview that Pat Shelly, the Director of Community Engagement and Expansion at the University of Buffalo’s School of Social Work, conducted with me on inSocialWork’s […]

Filed Under: Career Guidance, Clinical Practice Tagged With: career development, innovation, inSocialWork podcast, interview, Pat Shelly, social media, UBSSW, University of Buffalo School of Social Work

7 Career Tips for Macro Social Workers

By Dorlee

Career Advice Every Macro Social Worker Needs to Know Editor’s Note: This interview with Laurel Hitchcock, PhD was originally published in June 2015 and remains one of the most comprehensive resources on macro social work careers on this site. The core interview content and career guidance are as relevant today as when Laurel first shared […]

Filed Under: Career Guidance, Expert Interviews, Featured SW Career, Macro Practice, Social Work, Social Work Career Tagged With: career advice, career development, Laurel Hitchcock, macro social work, MacroSW twitter chat, social work interview questions

How to Network in 4 Easy Steps

By Dorlee

Are you a bit shy and/or nervous about networking? Do you wish there was a formula to follow to make the whole process easier? If yes, you are likely to find the guidance provided by the 20 Minute Networking Meeting book (affiliate link) by Marcia Ballinger and Nathan Perez helpful. There are four primary steps to […]

Filed Under: Social Work Career Tagged With: career advice, networking

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