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How Social Media Sparks Social Work Career Growth

By Dorlee

How Social Media Sparks Social Work Innovation Have you wondered how social workers may benefit from using social media or how social media may spur innovation within social work? As per the interview that Pat Shelly, the Director of Community Engagement and Expansion at the University of Buffalo’s School of Social Work, conducted with me on inSocialWork’s […]

Filed Under: Career Guidance, Clinical Practice Tagged With: career development, innovation, inSocialWork podcast, interview, Pat Shelly, social media, UBSSW, University of Buffalo School of Social Work

What Every Social Worker Needs to Know About Financial Self-Care

By Dorlee

What is financial self-care? Have you heard of the term Financial Social Work and wondered what it was referring to? Today’s interview is with Reeta Wolfsohn, CMSW, the developer of Financial Social Work and founder of the Center of Financial Social Work. In essence, Financial Social Work is an innovative financial self-care toolkit that could enable both you and […]

Filed Under: Clinical Practice, Expert Interviews Tagged With: financial self-care, financial social work, innovation, Reeta Wolfsohn

Technology Tools for Clinical Practice

By Dorlee

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

Unlearning with Jack Uldrich

By Dorlee

Have you heard about the concept of unlearning? According to Jack Uldrich, unlearning is a crucial skill to develop as part of the process of acquiring knowledge because some types of learning cannot occur until some unlearning has first taken place. In Jack’s latest book, Higher Unlearning: 39 Post-Requisite Lessons for Achieving a Successful Future […]

Filed Under: Book Reviews, Career Guidance, Expert Interviews, Social Work Tagged With: anti-resume, Higher Unlearning: 39 Post-Requisite Lessons for Achieving a Successful Future, innovation, Jack Uldrich, mental health, unlearning

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