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

By Dorlee

How to Build Mental Strength

Have you been looking for a way to boost your mental strength, or increase your ability to cope with life’s inevitable stresses and challenges? If yes, you will want to take Amy Morin’s new online course: Mental Strength: Mastering the 3 Core Factors. This course is based upon Amy’s well-known post and subsequent book 13 Things Mentally Strong People Don’t […]

Filed Under: Book Reviews, Featured Personal Growth, General, Personal Growth, Self Care Ideas, 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

How to Tame Your Job Interview Anxiety Once And For All !

By Dorlee

Do you have a social work interview scheduled soon? Do you tend to feel anxious and/or nervous as soon as you have a job interview planned? If yes, please feel assured that you are not alone. In fact, I am addressing this topic today because several of you have asked for help about how to […]

Filed Under: Job Seeking, Social Work Career Tagged With: anxiety, cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT), job interview, job interview anxiety, job search, social work interview, stress

Reflections about Thoughts, Feelings and the Law of Attraction

By Dorlee

One of the interesting books that I’m reading for my practice class is Thoughts & Feelings: Taking Control of Your Moods and Your Life (Workbook) by Mathew McKay, Martha Davis and Patrick Fanning. Cognitive behavioral therapists argue that thoughts cause feelings. In other words, an event in of itself has no emotional content but rather it […]

Filed Under: Grad School, Social Work Career Tagged With: cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT), emotions, law of attraction, personal development, psychology, thoughts

Wish List for 2nd Year Placement

By Dorlee

I had a meeting with my faculty advisor this week and I am feeling so relieved now. I no longer feel confused or conflicted about my field of practice (or area of focus) for next year. My advisor was most helpful in asking me questions to help me clarify what I am seeking in next […]

Filed Under: Grad School, Social Work Career Tagged With: cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT), graduate school, placement, psychodynamic therapy

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