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Can Emotional Stress Cause Pain? [4 of 5]

By Dorlee

How to Apply Cognitive Behavioral Therapy to Mind-Body Syndrome Would you like to know how to apply cognitive behavioral therapy to help your clients (and/or yourself) with mind-body pain? Alan Gordon, LCSW gave a presentation on this very topic at the When Stress Causes Pain: Innovative Treatments for Psychophysiologic Disorders conference and I will be sharing with […]

Filed Under: Workshop Learnings Tagged With: Alan Gordon, clinical social work, LCSW, mental health, pain, PPD, psychophysiologic disorders, stress, trauma, When Stress Causes Pain

Continuing Education: Optional or Obligatory?

By Dorlee

Do you find the whole continuing education maze a bit confusing? Are you wondering whether you need to need to fulfill continuing education requirements to maintain your LMSW or LCSW license? Figuring out your continuing education (CE) requirements can be a bit puzzling, particularly because the answer varies according to your jurisdiction. Association of Social […]

Filed Under: Social Work Career Tagged With: ASWB, career development, continuing education, LCSW, LMSW, NASW

8 Steps to Obtaining Your LMSW

By Dorlee

Obtaining your LMSW in 8 steps

Obtaining your LMSW involves multiple steps, forms, and deadlines. This practical guide walks you through the LMSW licensure process from application to exam day so you know exactly what to expect.

Filed Under: LMSW Exam Tagged With: ASWB, career development, LCSW, licensing, licensure, LMSW, New York, social work, social worker

LCSW Requirements: Social Work Licensing & Practice Options (Part II)

By Dorlee

LCSW requirements

Wondering what comes after the LMSW? This guide explains LCSW requirements, supervised clinical hours, exam expectations, and practice options so you can plan your next steps.

Filed Under: LMSW Exam Tagged With: ASWB, career development, LCSW, licensing, licensure, LMSW, New York, social work, social worker

LMSW Requirements: Social Work Licensing Explained (Part I)

By Dorlee

LMSW requirements overview for social work licensure

LMSW licensing requirements can feel overwhelming. This guide breaks down education, exam expectations, and state level considerations so you know exactly what is required to move forward.

Filed Under: LMSW Exam Tagged With: ASWB, career development, LCSW, licensing, licensure, LMSW, New York, social work, social worker

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