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Gang Membership Prevention: It Takes a Village!

By Dorlee

Gang membership prevention

Gang Membership Prevention Have you wondered what factors draw youth to gangs, or what steps you may take to help prevent gang membership? Today, we have the good fortune of having Dr. Shadeiyah Edwards, a psychologist who specializes in working with individuals associated with gangs, share some of her expertise with us. Some of you may know Dr. Edwards from […]

Filed Under: Clinical Practice, Expert Interviews, Social Work Tagged With: at-risk youth, Dr. Shadeiyah Edwards, gang membership, gang prevention, human trafficking, prostitution, street gangs

Got Anger? Try HEArt Anger Management!

By Dorlee

Manage Anger with HEArt

The #1 Reason for Anger (and What You Can Do About It) Could you, or some of your clients benefit from a method of anger management? If yes, you may be interested in the powerful HEArt Program developed by Howard Lipke, Ph.D. It is a unique anger prevention system that he developed based upon his work with Veterans. This post […]

Filed Under: Book Reviews, Clinical Practice, Expert Interviews, Personal Growth, Therapeutic Skills Tagged With: anger, anger management, Dr Nancy Smyth, HEArt program, Howard Lipke Phd, veterans

Living Forward: 3 Questions to Create the Life You Want

By Dorlee

Graphic on how to create a life plan

Learn how to create a life plan in one day using “Living Forward” by Michael Hyatt and Daniel Harkavy. Answer 3 questions: How you want to be remembered (legacy), what matters most (priorities), and your action plan (SMART goals). Stop drifting and get the life you want. Essential self-care tool for helping professionals—practice before you preach.

Filed Under: Book Reviews, Featured Personal Growth, Motivational, Personal Growth Tagged With: Daniel Harkavy, Living Forward: A Proven Plan to Stop Drifting and Get the Life You Want, Michael Hyatt

Prison Social Work: Does Sex Offender Treatment Work?

By Dorlee

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Does Sex Offender Treatment Work? In a nutshell, sex offender treatment does help, but studies show varying results due to underreporting of actual reoffending, difficulties in measurement of recidivism and the variation in the ways recidivism rates are calculated. Recidivism is defined as the reversion to criminal behavior by an individual who was previously convicted of a criminal offense. Observed […]

Filed Under: Clinical Practice, Expert Interviews, Social Work Tagged With: Dr Julie Medlin, group social work; prison social work;, Responsible Living Program, sex offender treatment, sexual offenders

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

By Dorlee

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

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