The ABC's of Social Work
Service, social justice, dignity and worth of person, importance of human relationships, integrity, and competence.
What are "core values"?
The 3 C's of social work.
What are "competence, confidence, and compassion"?
These are the standards of conduct for social workers.
What is "the code of ethics"?
It comes after a really good assessment.
What is "Competency 8"?
Intervene with individuals, families, groups, organizations, and communities.
Spanish
It's stuck between an antecedent and a consequence.
What is a "behavior"?
What is "relieve people's suffering, fight for social justice, or improve lives and communities"?
This is the beginning of the Code of Ethics, much like The Constitution.
What is "the preamble"?
Allowing data to contribute to the development of new rules that help people.
What is "Competency 4"?
Engage in Practice-informed Research and Research-informed Practice.
Hawaiian
What is "aloha"?
It's the A in SOAP.
What is "assessment"?
Daily Double
The 3 Pillars of the Social Work profession in the United States.
What are "education, practice, and regulation"?
True or false... I can transfer my Ohio Social Worker License to another state if I choose as long as it is contiguous.
What is "false"?
According to the Counselor, Social Work, and Marriage and Family Board, Ohio has no licensing reciprocity agreements with other states. Additionally, there is no process to transfer your license to another state.
It's how you decide if an intervention was successful.
What is "Competency 9"?
Evaluate Practice with Individuals, Families, Groups, Organizations, and Communities.
French
What is "Au revoir"?
Physical or mental collapse caused by stress or overexertion.
What is "burnout"?
The father of psychoanalysis.
Who is "Sigmund Freud"?
Attorneys, teachers, social workers, doctors are examples of these.
What are "mandated reporters"?
Empower clients, challenge discrimination, change your shopping habits.
What is "Competency 3"?
Advance Human Rights and Social, Economic, and Environmental Justice.
Japanese
What is "Sayonara"?
Therapist projects his/her thoughts or feelings onto the client based on their own personal experiences
What is "countertransference"?
The level of social work that involves working with policy and larger systems.
What is "Macro"?
A minimum of two years post-MSW and this amount of documented hours under an LISW-S are needed to take the clinical social worker exam.
What is "150"?
Understanding that everyone deserves equity and ensuring cultural sensitivity.
What is "Competency 2"?
Engage diversity and difference in practice.
What is "Happy Trails"?
That's what this group is wishing you...happy trails, amazing discoveries, and a continued thirst for learning and development. Until next time, stay safe and fight the good fight!