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What is Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing (EMDR)?

By Dorlee 7 Comments

Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing (EMDR) therapy is a well-researched, effective therapy method for trauma. This treatment can be combined with traditional “talk” therapy, used as adjunctive treatment with a separate therapist, or as a treatment in of itself. To find out more information about this method, I interviewed Andrea B. Goldberg, LCSW, who is […]

Filed Under: Clinical Practice, Expert Interviews Tagged With: Andrea Goldberg, career paths, clinical social work career, EMDR, eye movement desensitization and reprocessing, therapy, trauma, why became social worker

20 Interview Questions Every Social Worker Needs to Know

By Dorlee

Starting your social work interview preparation? Begin with these 20 basic social work interview questions every social worker should know. This guide covers essential questions organized by category: general inquiries about your career choice, assessment of clinical skills and techniques, and personality/working style questions. Learn the Problem, Action, Result (PAR) approach for behavioral interviews, a foundational technique that will serve you throughout your career. Includes valuable input from experienced social workers in the comments section. Once you’ve mastered these basics, explore our comprehensive 40 Interview Questions post for expanded preparation.

Filed Under: Career Guidance, Social Work Career Tagged With: career development, career management, interview questions, job search, social work, social work interview questions, social worker

What I Learned First Week on Job Search Journey

By Dorlee 6 Comments

To continue from last week,  I am sharing my job search progress with you so that we may support one another in this journey 🙂 So What Did I Learn? With Practice and Preparation, Networking Can Get Easier To illustrate, as one of the items on last week’s  “to do” list, I had to make […]

Filed Under: Career Guidance, Social Work, Social Work Career Tagged With: job search, networking

How To Start Your Job Search

By Dorlee 18 Comments

The Job Search Journey Begins Could you benefit from some useful job search tips? To that end, I thought you may find it helpful if I share with you on a regular basis the steps that I engage in to secure a clinical social work position. I also thought that we may be able to […]

Filed Under: Career Guidance, Social Work, Social Work Career Tagged With: interview questions, job search, networking

Drama Therapy – Healing Through Role Playing/Storytelling

By Dorlee 17 Comments

Have you ever wondered what drama therapy was all about, or whether this would be a useful modality to add to your portfolio of clinical skills? To find out, I interviewed Noel McDermott, a licensed drama therapist and psychotherapist from England. Noel has 15 years of experience in working with individuals of all ages overcome […]

Filed Under: Clinical Practice, Expert Interviews Tagged With: career paths, drama therapy, Noel McDermott, trauma

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