While telehealth (especially teletherapy) has been part of the healthcare conversation for quite some time, it has been brought to the forefront by the crisis of the COVID-19 pandemic as social workers are suddenly forced to adapt by switching to remote work at a fly-by-night pace and preventing disruption of client care. However, as my… Read More Telehealth and Social Work Ethics

Many students dread studying research content on the social work exam either because they hated stats in undergrad, just “don’t do math”, or feel like it’s antithetical to the values of the profession attracting more intuitive types (looking at you, INFPs). The truth is that research is as much at the heart of social work… Read More Research and the Social Work Exam

One of the first things I always try to impart to students taking the social work exam (looking at both Masters and Clinical exam students here) is that the test is a reasoning test, not a memorization test. What does this mean? It means that reviewing your practice theories is important, since as social workers… Read More Top Tip For Reading Question Vignettes

Happy New Year, MSWs! If you haven’t heard about it yet, one of the biggest changes that’s been making a buzz has been the ASWB’s plan to change the social work licensure exams this year. What does this mean for preparing?

One of the reasons I’m passionate about helping other therapists get licensed is because of the freedom licensure provides. If you’re straight out of graduate school, it’s the gateway to your first job. If you’re further along, it’s a gateway that can potentially allow the freedom of independent practice. Freedom might look different to everyone—for… Read More The Private Practice Start-Up