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Tag Archives: countertransference
Cultivating “The Gratitude Attitude!”
There seem to be a number of articles going around the web recently on the subject of how to deal with difficult bosses, and endless complaints about feeling underappreciated, overworked, stressed, unhappy, and on and on and on. Fine, I … Continue reading
Structuring Supervision
An unfortunate reality of the “high volume, high intensity” settings that many social workers work in is that supervision is either sacrificed, or done exclusively on the fly. And while supervision on the fly—as supervisor and supervisee pass each other … Continue reading
Once Upon A Client: Boundaries
Welcome to the first in my new periodic series here at The Social Work Practitioner called Once Upon A Client. Once Upon A Client will explore aspects of social work practice through experiences I’ve had with particular clients. These experiences … Continue reading
Why Social Work?
“Social workers are a depressed bunch.” So said a colleague of mine, a social worker himself. We were on break during a training and a few feet away, sipping coffee and popping Dunkin’ Munchkins, was a group of our fellow … Continue reading
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