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August 13, 2020

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💚Self care and a healthy & supportive work environment doesn't just protect you, but the people you provide services to. Once your mental health & wellbeing, you put your clients at risk for not receiving the care they require.⁠

We can't pick and choose who we treat with empathy and respect.⁠

⭐New blog post live now diving into termination & how to end therapy when 1. A client has reached ALL of their goals and 2. When a client is not engaging in treatment. 🔗Link in bio to read now!⁠

Paranoia is a common trait in the clients I work with... Whether it's a symptom of PTSD, anxiety, or a personality disorder, it takes time to build trusting & honest relationships. But IT'S WORTH IT. Use that empathy for their situation, and let them know that it's okay. Don't pressure or try to speed along the rapport process, or that may send red flags to the clients.💚⁠

Social workers are necessary and vital players in community change, social justice, and mental health treatment and supportive programs. We are the foundation of positive change. Don't let other professionals say otherwise.⁠

📱Live now! New blog post diving into all things rapport & building lasting relationships with clients! 🔗Link in bio to read more!⁠

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