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A Day in the Life of a Prison Social Worker

By Dorlee 8 Comments

Have you ever wondered what a typical day would be like for a social worker who works in a prison setting? This week, I had the pleasure of interviewing Lisa Kays, a social worker, LGSW, who works with women at a prison in the Northeast region of the United States and will be able to […]

Filed Under: Clinical Practice, Expert Interviews Tagged With: clinical social work, compassion, group social work, improvisation, Lisa Kays, prison social work, self-care, substance abuse, why became social worker

Social Media and Social Work Education: Like Oil & Water?

By Dorlee 4 Comments

Is it truly impossible to find ways to apply and use social media within the paradigm of social work education? No, it’s not! As per the proverb, “where’s there’s a will, there’s a way.” However, according to Bruff, Harapnuik and Julius (2011) in Revolution or Evolution? Social Technologies and Change in Higher Education, there are […]

Filed Under: Social Work Tagged With: social media, social work education

An Expression of Gratitude

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Thanksgiving can mean different things to different people… As a result, I will be sharing with you a poem, as well as three video clips about being thankful: Deepak Chopra’s gratitude meditation, “What Oprah Knows about Gratitude,” and Dr Martin Seligman’s gratitude exercise. Be Thankful Be thankful that you don’t already have everything you desire, […]

Filed Under: Motivational, Personal Growth Tagged With: Deepak Chopra, Dr Martin Seligman, gratitude, gratitude exercise, inspiration, Oprah Winfrey, Thanksgiving

Tools to Help You Pass the LMSW Exam

By Dorlee

Are you looking for some good study guide tools to help you pass the LMSW exam? This post will provide you with links to free sample practice exams, as well as helpful study guide tools and information about a wonderful google+ hangout study group. Below are links to sites that allow you to take a […]

Filed Under: LMSW Exam Tagged With: career development, google+ study group, licensing, licensure, LMSW exam, practice exam, social work, tools

Menopause – Is it the Beginning of the End?

By Dorlee 4 Comments

Menopause – we’ve all heard of it. We’ve heard about the hot flashes, the mood swings but is it really the beginning of the end for women (and their partners)? It’s most definitely not! In fact, according to Dr. Christian Northrup, it may be one of the most exciting times in a woman’s life. For […]

Filed Under: Clinical Practice Tagged With: Christiane Northrup, M.D., Menopause

Exploring Career Paths in Social Work

By Dorlee 6 Comments

Days in the Lives of Social Workers – Book Review Are you thinking about entering the world of social work? Or are considering a different role within the field? Or are just curious about what social workers in other fields of practice or settings do? If your answer is yes to any of the above […]

Filed Under: Book Reviews, Career Guidance, Expert Interviews, Social Work, Social Work Career Tagged With: book review, career development, clinical social work, Linda Grobman, types of social work roles

Social Worker Pay By Setting, Practice & Region

By Dorlee 10 Comments

One question that often comes up is whether there is an advantage (or disadvantage) to working in a particular setting or practice area in terms of the amount of income that you would earn as a social worker. The answer is that it depends… The median base annual salary for a social worker is $55,000, […]

Filed Under: Career Guidance Tagged With: career advice, career development, job search, practice area, social worker salary

The Two Acronyms You Must Know for the LMSW Exam

By Dorlee

As I am going through the process of preparing for the LMSW exam, I’ve come across two tools that you will find most helpful. These are two acronyms that will help guide you through the process of selecting your response among the choices offered and are well-worth memorizing (whether you are studying for the LMSW […]

Filed Under: LMSW Exam Tagged With: acronyms, ASWB, career development, licensing, licensure, LMSW exam tips, social work

Technology Tools for Clinical Practice

By Dorlee 5 Comments

Are you interested in applying some technology tools in your clinical work with clients? To learn more about the application of tech tools within the mental health field, I reached out to Ignacio Pacheco, MSW (also known as Iggy). Iggy is the editor and creator of the Social Work Tech Blog, a blog dedicated to […]

Filed Under: Clinical Practice, Expert Interviews Tagged With: career advice, clinical social work, Ignacio Pacheco, innovation, social media, technology

Musings About MSW Journey

By Dorlee 21 Comments

This week I have officially completed my graduate studies in social work. This means that I may now add the MSW letters next to my name 🙂 It is both an exciting time and a sad time…I am thrilled because I have succeeded in learning and fulfilling all the requirements to become a social worker. […]

Filed Under: Grad School, Social Work Career Tagged With: clinical social work, graduation, MSW

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