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How Data Became An Essential Part Of My SSW Self-Care Plan
by anonymous | Feb 28, 2021 | _Move, Reflections on Practice, Tools for Practice | 0 |
SSW data did that. It wasn’t politicking, petitions, or a serious legal issue that moved the hand of the district- it was data on my SSW practice. Using a well thought-data collection system that was matched by the visual representations extracted-turned advocacy into action, and eventually results.
Read MoreAre We Being Honest About the Mental Health of Social Workers?
by Shannon Sterling | Jun 7, 2020 | Reflections on Practice, Research That Matters | 0 |
What I now know is that talking about my experiences has allowed other people to feel safe enough to talk about theirs, and that my work performance doesn’t suffer because of my mental illness.
Read MoreA New Year’s Resolution: SSW Practicing Self-Care
by Nadia Gomez-Moran | Jan 16, 2020 | Reflections on Practice | 0 |
There can be a cost for caring. As rewarding as our career may be, it can definitely have an impact on our emotional, mental, and physical well-being. It may feel that some days you are putting your own well-being on the back burner…Self-care is intentional. Self-care should just be/not be about eating right, exercising, and getting enough sleep. It is essential that self-care skills are integrated into daily practice. Here’s how some SSW do it.
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