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Battered Women’s Protective Strategies – Book Review

By Dorlee 6 Comments

Do you work with women who are physically abused and wonder how best to help them? Contrary to public opinion and the views of many domestic violence agencies, leaving the batterer is not necessarily the only or best solution available to intimate violence survivors. Sherry Hamby proposes in her book: Battered Women’s Protective Strategies, an […]

Filed Under: Book Reviews, Clinical Practice, Social Work Tagged With: book review, domestic violence, intimate violence, Sherry Hamby

Got LMSW Exam Anxiety? 4 Strategies + 10 Practice Questions

By Dorlee 9 Comments

Are you feeling a bit anxious about your upcoming LMSW exam? You are not alone… Many of us feel this way whether we end up taking the licensure test right after we graduate or do so years later. What can you do to feel less anxious about the test? Prepare for the exam: As Alexander […]

Filed Under: Featured LMSW Exam, LMSW Exam Tagged With: anxiety, ASWB, career development, licensing, licensure, licensure exam practice questions, LMSW, LMSW exam, NASW, social work, strategies, tips

Can Hypnosis Be Used As a Therapeutic Tool?

By Dorlee 2 Comments

Dan Short, Ph.D. Hypnosis can be an effective modality with a variety of symptoms such mood regulation, panic attacks, pain management and smoking cessation. As per Dan Short, Ph.D., therapeutic hypnosis is a “collaborative exploration of possibility, as previously unrecognized resources and potentials are brought to awareness.” The primary objective of therapeutic hypnosis is for the benefit of a […]

Filed Under: Clinical Skills, Social Work, Therapeutic Skills, Workshop Learnings Tagged With: clinical social work, hypnosis, psychotherapy

3 Free Resources to Jumpstart Your Jobsearch

By Dorlee

3 Quick On-Demand JobSearch Courses Could you use some help with your job search? Are you having a hard time either motivating yourself to start looking for a new position, or wish you could just have some interviewing guidance? There are three free online courses from GCFLearnFree.org that can provide you with just the right amount of information and […]

Filed Under: Social Work Career Tagged With: job interview, job search, job seekers

The Art of Self-Disclosure in Therapy

By Dorlee 6 Comments

Graphic describing therapists' self-disclosure in therapy

Quick Answer: What Is Self-Disclosure in Therapy & When to Use It Self-disclosure in therapy is when a therapist shares personal information, experiences, or reactions with a client. While we’re always disclosing through our office décor, clothing, and responses, intentional disclosure requires careful consideration. When Self-Disclosure Is Helpful Building therapeutic alliance – Research shows 30% […]

Filed Under: Clinical Skills, Featured Education & Training, Social Work, Therapeutic Skills Tagged With: Janine Roberts, self-disclosure, therapy

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