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An Online Community for Social Workers

By Dorlee

Socialworkhelper is an online magazine with over 85K fans (as of 2015) ! How did it all begin? As Deona Hooper, MSW, founder of the publication/community, explains that it “was born from pain. This time period was one of the most difficult times in my life. I had no health insurance, and had to access the free clinic […]

Filed Under: Expert Interviews, Macro Practice Tagged With: Deona Hooper, social media for mental health professionals, social mobility, socialworkhelper.com

Key Take-Aways from NASW’s Trauma & Addictions Workshop

By Dorlee

The New York City Chapter of the National Association of Social Workers (NASW) provided a wonderful program with 34 different seminars about Trauma and Addictions Across the Life Cycle. The key take-aways from my day were as follows: I. An Overview of Trauma and Addictions Through the Life Cycle Prevalence of Post Traumatic Stress Disorder […]

Filed Under: Workshop Learnings Tagged With: addictions, Lala Straussner, Lisa Najavits, NASW, PTSD, Seeking Safety, substance abuse, trauma

Dialectical Behavior Therapy – A Mindfulness-Based Behavioral Therapy

By Dorlee

Dr Laura K Schenck dialectical behavior therapy DBT expert with infographics showing four core skills modules mindfulness distress tolerance emotion regulation interpersonal effectiveness and wise mind concept balancing emotion and reason

Comprehensive interview on dialectical behavior therapy (DBT) with Laura Schenck, M.A., Ph.D. student and psychotherapist specializing in mindfulness-based behavioral therapies. Learn what dialectical behavior therapy is, how it differs from traditional CBT, and why it’s particularly effective for borderline personality disorder (BPD) and emotion regulation challenges. Discover DBT’s foundation in mindfulness—directing nonjudgmental, open, accepting, and curious attention to the present moment. Understand the four core DBT skills modules: mindfulness (present-moment awareness), distress tolerance (sitting with uncomfortable emotions without self-destructive behaviors), emotion regulation (identifying and managing emotional states), and interpersonal effectiveness (communicating and relating to others effectively). Explore the “wise mind” concept—accessing deep intuitive knowing that balances emotion mind and reason mind. Laura explains how DBT teaches that “in order to move through painful experiences, we must be willing to identify them, accept their presence, refrain from judgment, and ultimately release them.” Includes guidance on DBT training resources and applications for clients beyond BPD diagnosis.

Filed Under: Clinical Practice, Expert Interviews Tagged With: DBT, Dialectical Behavior Therapy, Laura Schenck, Marsha Linehan

Facing Repression

By Dorlee

Repression

What Is Repression? Repression is one strong defense, With it, you have a total lack of recall, No thoughts, feelings or memories, Of the painful event(s). In the conscious memory, that is. How can that be, you ask? People have different things to bury: Abandonment or neglect, Physical abuse, Sexual abuse, Other issues, Or some […]

Filed Under: Personal Growth, Social Work, Therapy Tagged With: clinical social work, personal development, poem, repression

How Does a Person Know Her True Self?

By Dorlee

Who Are You? How does a person emerge? Become who she is, Know what she likes, Or what she wants? It may seem obvious… A little baby is born, Everyone is celebrating, The little baby is showered with love, Her milestones are noted with glee, Lower order needs of Maslow’s hierarchy are all met, Baby […]

Filed Under: Personal Growth, Therapy Tagged With: clinical social work, personal development, poem, therapy

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