Self-Care
Strategies of Self-Care
Self-Care in the Work Environment
Supervision
Self-Care Assessments
100

The process of taking care of yourself with behaviors that promote health and active management of illness when or before it occurs. 

What is Self-Care?

100

You can achieve this by taking time for yourself. Give yourself space from others and your work. 

What is being good to yourself?

100

This was the theme of the modified replica visual of the ways to add self-care into your workplace 

What is the original Maslow's "Hierarchy of Needs" concept?

100

Clinical internships usually provide this

What is weekly supervision?

100

The people who adapted the self-care assessment example document

Who are the professors of the social work program of the University of Buffalo?

200

Interacting with some form of food choices you consume, exercise, sleep, or emotional support (painting, journaling, etc.).

What is engaging in (acts of) self-care?

200

You can do this by exercising, meditation, taking walks outside, and etc.

What is maintaining good, healthy, practices?

200

The self-care in your work environment replica concept displays these

What is the different acts of self-care?

200

The three different types of clinical supervision

What is indiviual supervision, group supervision, and peer supervision?

200

You should be mindful of this when talking about clinical self-care assessments

What is that every self-care assessment will not be the exact same.

300

Doing things to take care of our minds, bodies, and souls by engaging in activities that promote well-being and reduce stress

What is maintaining a healthy relationship with yourself?

300

This can be achieved by painting, writing, reading, cooking, and etc.

What is taking the time to do something that you are good at doing creatively?

300

This replica concept uses these same five categorized themes that Maslow used in his concept

What is self-actualization, esteem, love/belonging, safety, and physiological needs?

300

This is a process where clinicians of all levels of experience reach past their normal learning to benefit from the perspective of a mentor who is has higher knowledge and skills in certain areas of practice. 

What is consultation?

300

The year the social work program of the University of Buffalo adapted this form

What is year 1996?

400

Self care is the act of this particular concept

What is taking care while giving care?

400

You may use humor to deal with this

What is coping with stress?

400

Each category theme in the replica concept has these for people to help acquire different self-care tasks in each aspect of life

What are sub-ideas?

400

This is when consultation is mainly used

What is when the clinician feels stuck in their work with a client?
400

This is the very last checklist section that was included at the end of the self-assessment example document

What is "Other Areas of Self-Care that are Relevant to You"?

500

This is this first major distress a clinician will experience

What is burnout?

500

You must be your own support system to accomplish this

What is remembering your contributions?

500

This category theme is the last level of the replica concept visual

What is physiological needs?

500

This interaction is usally short-term

What is contact with an consultant?

500

This is something that, indeed, every clinical agency/organization will have

What is their own different versions of self-assessment forms?