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On this episode of The Social Work Bubble Podcast, we are joined by Jocelyn Sailor, LCSW and District Social Work Coach. Jocelyn shares her journey in social work, describes the ins and outs of her role as a school social work coach, effective interventions, collaboration skills, and highlights the planners & resources she offers at School Social Work Solutions! JOCELYN SAILOR, LCSW is a District Social Work Coach in Connecticut, and the owner of School Social Work Solutions LLC, a mental health brand that empowers, educates, and provides resources to school social workers and social work students. Jocelyn created the first planner for school social workers, The School Social Work Solutions Academic Resource Planner. The 4th installment of the School Social Work Solutions Planner released July 2024! Jocelyn empowers school social workers to position themselves to be the mental health experts in their schools by creating systems, developing boundaries and implementing radical self care. She has a passion for working with youth as she has worked in various social work roles having a positive impact on children and families for 15 years through child welfare, medical social work, private practice therapy, and school social work. __ __ Other Resources __ __ If you enjoyed todays episode, please like and follow the podcast wherever youre listening! Dont forget to share The Social Work Bubble Podcast with your social worker friends! For More Things Social Work & Therapy: __ __Support the show http://paypal.me/lauraseswanson
On this episode of The Social Work Bubble Podcast, we are joined by Andrea Rodriguez, LMHC! She talks about leaving the nonprofit world to enter private practice, including how to make that decision and navigating starting a business. Andrea also highlights some mental health struggles for Latinx people - important considerations for all social workers & mental health providers! ANDREA RODRIGUEZ, LMHC IS in private practice in upstate NY. She specializes in trauma, abuse, Latino populations, immigrant experiences, and women’s mental health. She practices in English and Spanish and teaches psychology courses at Maria College. __ __ If you enjoyed todays episode, please like and follow the podcast wherever youre listening! Dont forget to share The Social Work Bubble Podcast with your social worker friends! For More Things Social Work & Therapy: __ __Support the show http://paypal.me/lauraseswanson
On this episode of The Social Work Bubble Podcast, we are joined by the hosts of the Beats by Social Work Podcast, Tiffany & Kristin, to dive into the essential and interesting world of transplant & LVAD social work. We get into a typical day, the power of advocacy, biggest challenges, essential skills & more! TIFFANY COCO is an LCSW in Arizona with 18 years of social work experience, In transplant for over 10 years, specializing in living donor, lung, heart, LVAD, and VCA. Now a Social Work Education Specialist. She is also involved in several professional organizations including AST (American Society for Transplant). She is the social media chair for STSW and a member of many other organizations. Tiffany is on a crusade to elevate the field of social work. KRISTIN MALAER, an LCSW from Texas with 15 years of experience in social work. For the past nine years, Kristin has specialized as a heart transplant and LVAD social worker, advocating for patients facing heart failure. Shes also deeply involved in professional organizations, serving as Committee Co-Chair for Social Workers in ICCAC and LVAD Social Work Committee Chair for STSW. Kristin is passionate about promoting trauma-informed care and ensuring social work has a seat at the table in healthcare. __ __ BEATS BY SOCIAL WORK PODCAST __ __ OTHER RESOURCES __ __ If you enjoyed todays episode, please like and follow the podcast wherever youre listening! Dont forget to share The Social Work Bubble Podcast with your social worker friends! For More Things Social Work & Therapy: __ __Support the show http://paypal.me/lauraseswanson
On this episode of The Social Work Bubble Podcast, we are joined by the co-founder and CEO of SupportNow, Jordan Arogeti. Jordan details her journey to starting SupportNow, and online registry to offer money, meals, errands, and more to those experiencing some of lifes most difficult moments. We also touch on how social workers are often the ones supporting families and creating a network of resources during these times. SUPPORTNOW was Founded in 2021 by Scott and Jordan Arogeti, out of a desire to offer support and relief to those in tough times. SupportNow is an online registry where supporters can direct their compassion in meaningful ways. __ __ If you enjoyed todays episode, please like and follow the podcast wherever youre listening! Dont forget to share The Social Work Bubble Podcast with your social worker friends! For More Things Social Work & Therapy: __ __Support the show http://paypal.me/lauraseswanson
On this episode of The Social Work Bubble Podcast, we are joined by Liz Ramdas, a social worker that has found passion in cognitive rehab work! Liz discusses actual skills all social workers can use, the importance of screening for brain injury & shines light on this essential social work role that is often overlooked. LIZ RAMDAS, MS, LMSW is a former New York City school psychologist who pursued her social work degree after many years in the school system. She took an after school job completing psychometric assessments which led her to her true passion, helping clients improve their brain function and health. She now works for Neuropsychological Services of Westchester as a cognitive rehabilitation specialist and licensed master social worker. Using a unique approach of cognitive rehabilitation and psychotherapy, she supports her clients through the process of remediating their cognitive skills after surviving a Traumatic Brain Injury. She hopes that all clients reach their personal goals and become the person they want to be. To continue to follow Lizs journey, you can follow her below: __ __ For more information on cognitive rehab: __ __ If you enjoyed todays episode, please like and follow the podcast wherever youre listening! Dont forget to share The Social Work Bubble Podcast with your social worker friends! For More Things Social Work & Therapy: __ __Support the show http://paypal.me/lauraseswanson
On this episode of The Social Work Bubble Podcast, we are joined by Julie McGue, a domestic adoptee and author. Julie shares her experience as she processed adoption, search for birth family, and the social workers that supported her along the way! JULIE RYAN MCGUE is an American writer, a domestic adoptee, and an identical twin. In her books, essays, and blogs, she explores the topics of finding out who you are, where you belong, and making sense of it. Her award-winning memoir, released in May 2021. Her work has appeared in multiple journals, anthologies, and online sites, such as the and Her latest book, a collection of essays titled released in November 2023. Her third book, another memoir and a prequel to releases in February 2025. Julie splits her time between northwest Indiana and Sarasota, Florida. To continue to follow Julies journey, you can follow her below: __ __ If you enjoyed todays episode, please like and follow the podcast wherever youre listening! Dont forget to share The Social Work Bubble Podcast with your social worker friends! For More Things Social Work & Therapy: __ __Support the show http://paypal.me/lauraseswanson
Subscriber-only episode https://feeds.buzzsprout.com/879451/supporters/new On this bonus episode, Laura chats about feeling not fulfilled doing only therapy sessions, and how there is a lack of typical social working that. She also details the importance of advocacy and social justice as we call to support those suffering in Palestine, Sudan, and the Congo. We then review two prompts from the Anti-Burnout Card Deck, and wrap up with noticing how she kept saying to clients "I dont know" during sessions. LAURA SWANSON, LMSW is a New York based therapist that began The Social Work Bubble in order to build community and a hub of helpful resources and support for social workers! Her aim is to connect fellow social workers and build each other up so we can all thrive in the wonderful field of social work! If you enjoyed todays episode, please like and follow the podcast wherever youre listening! Dont forget to share The Social Work Bubble Podcast with your social worker friends! For More Things Social Work & Therapy: __ __
On this episode of The Social Work Bubble Podcast, we are joined by Taylor, the creator of Social Work to Wealth, giving us some tips and insight into her own journey paying off debt and building wealth, and how fellow social workers can do the same! TAYLOR is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker and personal finance blogger at Social Work to Wealth. On her blog, she shares resources and lessons learned on her familys journey to paying off $277,000 of debt and retiring early. Her goal is to empower social workers through financial education and salary advocacy. When shes not working or blogging, you can find her traveling, playing volleyball, or buying too many plants. To continue to follow Taylors journey, you can follow them below: __ __ If you enjoyed todays episode, please like and follow the podcast wherever youre listening! Dont forget to share The Social Work Bubble Podcast with your social worker friends! For More Things Social Work & Therapy: __ __Support the show http://paypal.me/lauraseswanson
On this episode of The Social Work Bubble Podcast, we are joined by Anna Webster, a hospital social worker that details her experience as a rural child protection worker, considering an MSW, and transitioning to hospital social work. An incredible journey that shows the importance of self care and being open and flexible in your own social work journey! ANNA WEBSTER is a 23 year old social worker who worked for child protective services for 2 years after receiving her Bachelor of Social Work and now works as a medical social worker. To continue to follow Annas journey, you can follow them below: __ __ If you enjoyed todays episode, please like and follow the podcast wherever youre listening! Dont forget to share The Social Work Bubble Podcast with your social worker friends! For More Things Social Work & Therapy: __ __Support the show http://paypal.me/lauraseswanson
On this episode of The Social Work Bubble Podcast, we are joined by Rosio Mancera, a social worker that supports refugees crossing the US Southern Border. We have a great conversation on this work, the intricate balance in social work, and disproving myths about refugees. ROSIO MANCERA, ACSW graduated from the University of Southern California in 2016. She has focused her training on children and youth, and specializing in trauma, CSEC, and refugees. She is a dog mom, enjoys travelling and her daily cup of coffee. Rosio also loves escaping to the Happiest Place on Earth, Disneyland! To continue to follow Rosios journey, you can follow them below: __ __ If you enjoyed todays episode, please like and follow the podcast wherever youre listening! Dont forget to share The Social Work Bubble Podcast with your social worker friends! For More Things Social Work & Therapy: __ __Support the show http://paypal.me/lauraseswanson
Subscriber-only episode https://feeds.buzzsprout.com/879451/supporters/new On this bonus episode, Laura dives into her top tips to build rapport with clients & introduces 2 new segments - a mindfulness prompt and describing an anger management intervention for kids! LAURA SWANSON, LMSW is a New York based therapist that began The Social Work Bubble in order to build community and a hub of helpful resources and support for social workers! Her aim is to connect fellow social workers and build each other up so we can all thrive in the wonderful field of social work! If you enjoyed todays episode, please like and follow the podcast wherever youre listening! Dont forget to share The Social Work Bubble Podcast with your social worker friends! For More Things Social Work & Therapy: __ __
On this episode of The Social Work Bubble Podcast, we are joined by Elizabeth, an incredible social worker from Indonesia, where she works to support refugees through this stressful transitional period. A great episode where we get insight into the highs & lows of this work! ELIZABETH HUTAJULU is a social worker from Indonesia working in the field of refugees under the organization of Church World Service (CWS) Indonesia. To continue to follow Elizabeths journey, you can follow them below: __ __ If you enjoyed todays episode, please like and follow the podcast wherever youre listening! Dont forget to share The Social Work Bubble Podcast with your social worker friends! For More Things Social Work & Therapy: __ __Support the show http://paypal.me/lauraseswanson
On this episode of The Social Work Bubble Podcast, we are joined by Nechoma Eckhaus, LMSW to have an open & honest conversation about the reality for therapists that struggle with their own mental health & how we can seriously take care of ourselves in this field! NECHOMA ECKHAUS, LMSW resides in New York and is currently working towards their LCSW license. They have an Instagram page called @the.gentle.practice where they hope to create a space where people can learn how to be kind and gentle to themselves, as well as a space to share some parts and ideas pertaining to a book that is in progress! To continue to follow Nechomas journey, you can follow them below: __ __ If you enjoyed todays episode, please like and follow the podcast wherever youre listening! Dont forget to share The Social Work Bubble Podcast with your social worker friends! For More Things Social Work & Therapy: __ __Support the show http://paypal.me/lauraseswanson
Subscriber-only episode https://feeds.buzzsprout.com/879451/supporters/new On this bonus episode, Laura reviews a recent read "The Little Book of Sloth Philosophy" by Jennifer McCartney, including key takeaways of mindfulness & self compassion, and dives into creating resolutions and her issues with SMART goals. LAURA SWANSON, LMSW is a New York based therapist that began The Social Work Bubble in order to build community and a hub of helpful resources and support for social workers! Her aim is to connect fellow social workers and build each other up so we can all thrive in the wonderful field of social work! If you enjoyed todays episode, please like and follow the podcast wherever youre listening! Dont forget to share The Social Work Bubble Podcast with your social worker friends! For More Things Social Work & Therapy: __ __
On this episode of The Social Work Bubble Podcast, we are joined by Angela Montijo, LMSW, talking all about their work with incarcerated girls including the challenges, working within an oppressive system, and using an abolition framework! An essential listen for all social workers! ANGELA MONTIJO, LMSW, PPSC (she/they, ella/elle), a first-generation Latine and an abolitionist social worker and educator hailing from Inglewood, California, is driven by an unwavering commitment to fostering positive change in the lives of marginalized youth. Guided by the insightful works of bell hooks, Angela approaches her transformative work with incarcerated girls and their families with love and curiosity as her foundation. Her journey as a multifaceted professional encompasses various roles, each instrumental in empowering those she serves. As a mentor and advocate, Angela embraces trauma-informed and liberatory praxis, drawing from her own lived experiences to create safe and supportive environments for the young individuals she works with. Through mentorship and education, she aspires to dismantle barriers, instill hope, and illuminate pathways to success. Beyond her advocacy, Angela thrives in dynamic environments, valuing adaptability as an opportunity for growth. Collaborating with like-minded individuals, she channels her passion for innovation to forge ingenious solutions, sparking meaningful change on a larger scale. With her dedication to advocacy, Angela aims to share her knowledge and experience on empowering incarcerated girls to navigate challenges and build resilient futures. As an emerging voice in the field, Angela’s passion for innovation and collaboration promises to inspire others to take proactive steps toward more equity and nurturance. To continue to follow Angelas journey, you can follow them below: __ __ If you enjoyed todays episode, please like and follow the podcast wherever youre listening! Dont forget to share The Social Work Bubble Podcast with your social worker friends! For More Things Social Work & Therapy: __ __Support the show http://paypal.me/lauraseswanson
On this episode of The Social Work Bubble Podcast, we are joined by Naziat Hassan-Ahmed, LMHC, LPC, NCC, to dive into the world of internalized stigma in fellow professionals, how this shows up, & how to best support those doing the work! NAZIAT HASSAN, LMHC, LPC, NCC (SHE/HER/HERS) a Bangladeshi-American, Muslim woman living in Queens Village, New York with her husband, two children, and in-laws. She received her Bachelor of Arts from Queens College of the City University of New York and Master of Science in Education in Mental Health Counseling from Hunter College at the City University of New York. Naziat is a Licensed Mental Health Counselor at the Counseling Center of Queensborough Community College in Bayside, New York, where she sees students for personal and academic counseling, coordinates health events for students, and teaches Introduction to College freshman seminar. She is also a Licensed Professional Counselor in New Jersey. She is a National Certified Counselor and has extensive experience working with diverse, underserved populations, especially families, adolescents, and young adults affected by trauma, abuse, substance abuse, and various other issues. She currently supervises mental health counseling interns at Footprints in the Bronx, New York. She also volunteers for the Bengali Mental Health Movement by being a part of monthly podcasts featuring various issues around mental health in the Bengali-speaking community. To continue to follow Naziats journey, you can follow her below: __ __ If you enjoyed todays episode, please like and follow the podcast wherever youre listening! Dont forget to share The Social Work Bubble Podcast with your social worker friends! For More Things Social Work & Therapy: __ __Support the show http://paypal.me/lauraseswanson
On this episode of The Social Work Bubble Podcast, we are joined by Amalia Sirica, LCSW, getting into how we can integrate dance & yoga into therapy sessions, and why this can be such a valuable and powerful practice! AMALIA SIRICA is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker and a yoga teacher. She has spent the last ten years working in deep relationship with people, and believes that when given the right tools, each of us has the power and the ability to live lives beyond our wildest dreams. Amalia loves combining different modalities, bridging the space between the scientific and the spiritual, helping people to reconnect with their innermost selves, with their bodies, and with their joy. She has most recently become interested in dance as a therapeutic modality and potential vehicle for relational healing work. To continue to follow Amalias journey, you can follow her below: __ __ If you enjoyed todays episode, please like and follow the podcast wherever youre listening! Dont forget to share The Social Work Bubble Podcast with your social worker friends! For More Things Social Work & Therapy: __ __Support the show http://paypal.me/lauraseswanson
On this episode of The Social Work Bubble Podcast, we are joined by Shantel Mayris-Scott, an amazing NY based social worker that empowers us to unionize as social workers! SHANTEL MAYRIS-SCOTT is a Brooklyn native, first generation Panamanian-American, Licensed Master Social Worker and Christian thought leader. She is the founder of Basic Teachings LLC, Strategic Therapy PLLC and United Front for Social Workers. It is her goal to help Christian leaders and Social Workers navigate their leadership journey and experience wholeness and completeness in the process. Shantel utilizes prayer, journaling, and practical biblical instructions to accomplish both her personal and professional missions. She now resides in New York with her husband and daughter. To continue to follow Shantels journey, you can follow her below: __ __ Other Resources __ __ If you enjoyed todays episode, please like and follow the podcast wherever youre listening! Dont forget to share The Social Work Bubble Podcast with your social worker friends! For More Things Social Work & Therapy: __ __Support the show http://paypal.me/lauraseswanson
On this episode of The Social Work Bubble Podcast, we are joined by Danielle Branche-Brown, LMFT & Branches of Life founder, to get into how fellow therapists & social workers can heal perfectionism and codependency. Danielle also challenges listeners to leave self-neglect and the cycle of shame behind for a better & more fulfilling life! DANIELLE BRANCHE-BROWN is a licensed Marriage and Family therapist based out of Baltimore, MD. After working in the nonprofit world, Danielle opened her group practice, Branches of Life Therapy, LLC in 2016. Danielle has helped people navigate through life in more fulfilling ways. She aspires to teach people how to be in relationships with their mothers and fathers. She supported couples by giving them tools they need to be the husbands and wives they want to be, not the ones their parents were. Danielle is now aligning herself with helping other mental health professionals and clinicians step into their spotlight through challenging their ideas of perfectionism, imposter syndrome, self limiting beliefs, and anxiety. Danielle https://www.branchesoflifetherapy.com/danielle-lcmft offers a multitude of different workshops and groups that will help both communities and clinicians build self-awareness, accountability, and help unlearn negative stigmas in a safe, encouraging, and supported space. To continue to follow Danielles journey, you can follow her below: __ __ Other Resources __ __ If you enjoyed todays episode, please like and follow the podcast wherever youre listening! Dont forget to share The Social Work Bubble Podcast with your social worker friends! For More Things Social Work & Therapy: __ __ Support the show http://paypal.me/lauraseswanson Support the show http://paypal.me/lauraseswanson
On this episode of The Social Work Bubble Podcast, we are joined by Lainy Barrick, a school social worker in Utah! We dive into her experience in school social work, including how to navigate this unique position, and the nuance of this work in Utah! LAINY BARRICK has been a school social worker for 5 years for middle and high school students in Provo, Utah. She loves what she does, and finds such joy in helping teens have hope and healing. In her free time, Lainy enjoys hiking, going on adventures, reading, and walking her dog. To continue to follow Lainys journey, you can follow her below: __ __ If you enjoyed todays episode, please like and follow the podcast wherever youre listening! Dont forget to share The Social Work Bubble Podcast with your social worker friends! For More Things Social Work & Therapy: __ __Support the show http://paypal.me/lauraseswanson
On this episode of The Social Work Bubble Podcast, we are joined by Diana Beltran, LCSW, who gets into all things clinical social work, including being a director, her own journey to becoming a director, the importance of supporting Latino communities in clinical work, and the ins and outs of this job! DIANA BELTRAN is a licensed clinical social worker in the state of Arkansas and Texas. She is originally from Little Rock, Arkansas where her experience has been in working with nonprofit agencies providing services for low-income Hispanic communities. Upon receiving her MSW in 2018, she worked for Centers for Youth and Families in Little Rock, Arkansas providing services for Latino families. As she worked at the Centers for Youth and Families, she slowly worked on breaking the barriers of the mental health stigma in the Latino culture by engaging in community outreach at local Catholic churches. At Centers for Youth and Families, she worked with clients as young as 2 years old to adults by providing Parent Child Interactive Therapy (PCIT) to improve attachment to children as well as their parents who have experienced trauma. Not only was PCIT offered, but she also provided clients support and treatment for clients experiencing depression, anxiety, and issues with family/platonic relationships. Moreover, she engaged in conducting mental health assessments for clients going through immigration processes as well. In January 2021, she began working for The Family Place, providing group and individual counseling services for domestic violence survivors. Throughout her experience in working at The Family Place, she has been able to educate survivors in Psycho-education Domestic Violence groups and provide a safe and culturally competent space to process their experience with other individuals who have gone through similar incidents. Now, she is the Clinical Director at Therapy Works Counseling where she oversees bilingual clinicians in five offices and provides supervision for master-level interns. Diana has continued to engage in community outreach by being available for interviews with Telemundo, Estrella, and Dallas Morning News, and conducting trainings to educate the community. She is dedicated to educating, supporting, and collaborating with those as equally as passionate about providing services for the Hispanic community. To continue to follow Dianas journey, you can follow her below: __ __ If you enjoyed todays episode, please like and follow the podcast wherever youre listening! Dont forget to share The Social Work Bubble Podcast with your social worker friends! For More Things Social Work & Therapy: __ __Support the show http://paypal.me/lauraseswanson
On this episode of The Social Work Bubble Podcast, we are joined by Karina Montes De Oca to dive into her journey in social work including navigating her MSW, non-social work roles, coping with client loss, and managing social work while have a mental health diagnosis. KARINA MONTES DE OCA is currently a Health Navigation Supervisor at an Outpatient Mental Health Clinic in California. She is an part time MSW student at CSULB, currently enrolled in my 3rd year, and will be graduating May 2024. Karina has been working in the Human Services profession for over 15 years, and has been working in community Mental Health for 8 years in various roles (employment specialist, job developer, Case manager, Health Navigator.) Once Karina graduates, she hopes to continue working in mental health. To continue to follow Karinas journey, you can follow her below: __ __ If you enjoyed todays episode, please like and follow the podcast wherever youre listening! Dont forget to share The Social Work Bubble Podcast with your social worker friends! For More Things Social Work & Therapy: __ __Support the show http://paypal.me/lauraseswanson
Subscriber-only episode https://feeds.buzzsprout.com/879451/supporters/new On this episode of SWB+, we have a chit chat to catch up while Im still on maternity leave, talking about getting more comfortable with self disclosure to build rapport, prepping for my clinical licensure, missing my clients, and self care! LAURA SWANSON, LMSW is a New York based therapist that began The Social Work Bubble in order to build community and a hub of helpful resources and support for social workers! Her aim is to connect fellow social workers and build each other up so we can all thrive in the wonderful field of social work! If you enjoyed todays episode, please like and follow the podcast wherever youre listening! Dont forget to share The Social Work Bubble Podcast with your social worker friends! For More Things Social Work & Therapy: __ __
On this episode of The Social Work Bubble Podcast, we are joined by Brittany Jardien who will be diving into her experience as social workers in South Africa in child protection, including qualifications, differences in social work, her typical day a social worker and so much more! BRITTANY JARDIEN is a 23 year old social workers from South Africa. She qualified at the university of the Western Cape with honors in social work, and currently works as a social worker in child protective services. To continue to follow Brittanys journey, you can follow her below: __ __ If you enjoyed todays episode, please like and follow the podcast wherever youre listening! Dont forget to share The Social Work Bubble Podcast with your social worker friends! For More Things Social Work & Therapy: __ __Support the show http://paypal.me/lauraseswanson
On this episode of The Social Work Bubble Podcast, we are joined by Iriel Nunnery, MSW who will be speaking on navigating grad school and post-MSW life, prepping for licensure, and working in nontraditional social work settings! IRIEL NUNNERY is a Master of Social Work with a specialization in Children & Youth Services graduate from Louisiana State University. She is originally from New Orleans, Louisiana and graduated from Nicholls State University with a Bachelor of Liberal Arts degree in Sociology, with a concentration in Social Work, and a minor in African American Studies and Humanities. Currently, Iriel works as an Academic Coordinator with the LSU Trio Upward Bound Program. Upward Bound is a federal TRIO program funded by the US Department of Education. The purpose of Upward Bound is to increase the academic performance and motivation of eligible enrollees so they can successfully complete high school and pursue a college education. It also aims to give low-income and potential first-generation college students the tools they need to succeed in their post-high school studies. She also a member of the Baton Rouge Chapter of the Association for Black Social Workers (A.B.S.W.) and is a Community Action Network Service Organization (C.A.N.) member for black women. To continue to follow Iriels journey, you can follow her below: __ __ If you enjoyed todays episode, please like and follow the podcast wherever youre listening! Dont forget to share The Social Work Bubble Podcast with your social worker friends! For More Things Social Work & Therapy: __ __Support the show http://paypal.me/lauraseswanson
On this episode of The Social Work Bubble Podcast, we are joined by Harleny Vasquez, LMSW, who gets into all things social work careers including building your brand as a social worker, positioning yourself as an asset & more! Youll definitely walk away feeling energized & ready to level up! HARLENY VASQUEZ, LMSW is a First-Generation Latina and a Licensed Social Worker with 10 years of experience working in social services providing trauma-informed care. She is the CEO and founder of yourEVOLVEDmind, a career consulting firm dedicated to supporting social workers and emerging professionals during their career development. As a Career Coach, she focuses on helping social workers and emerging professionals rebrand to market themselves effectively to get hired in any area of practice. Her area of expertise includes personal branding, job search strategy, salary negotiation and confidence building. Her work has been featured on Hispanic Executive, Al Dia News, Medium, Huff Post,and LinkedIn News. She was recognized as a 2022 Emerging Social Work Trailblazer and a 2023 Top 13 Inspirational Keynote Speaker for Career and Leadership Development. Also, a Co-Author of Latinx/e in Social Work Volume 2. She is committed to uplifting and elevating the social work profession by providing career consulting services, creating content, speaking engagements, facilitating workshops, and hosting her podcast Social Work Insider. To continue to follow Harlenys journey, you can follow her below: __ __ If you enjoyed todays episode, please like and follow the podcast wherever youre listening! Dont forget to share The Social Work Bubble Podcast with your social worker friends! For More Things Social Work & Therapy: __ __Support the show http://paypal.me/lauraseswanson
On this episode of The Social Work Bubble Podcast, we are joined by Carleigh Baker, a school social worker who will be talking all about the unique role school social workers have, how to build rapport and build the social workers reputation, navigating relationships with admin & teachers & EVERYTHING in between! CARLEIGH BAKER is a third year school social worker living in Illinois, currently working toward clinical licensure. She has also worked with individuals of all age groups and various populations in the community mental health and inpatient behavioral health settings. Carleigh has a strong passion for eliminating the stigmas surrounding mental health and helping others, especially teens, understand and work through mental health challenges. With clinical licensure, she hopes to specialize in treating anxiety, OCD, and trauma disorders. When Carleigh is not social working, she enjoys reading, writing, fitness, cooking/baking, and spending time with family and her golden retriever, Harvey. To continue to follow Carleighs journey, you can follow her below: __ __ If you enjoyed todays episode, please like and follow the podcast wherever youre listening! Dont forget to share The Social Work Bubble Podcast with your social worker friends! For More Things Social Work & Therapy: __ __Support the show http://paypal.me/lauraseswanson
Subscriber-only episode https://feeds.buzzsprout.com/879451/supporters/new On this first episode of SWB+, we get into what to expect from these new bonus episodes, as well as my experience as a therapist preparing to go on maternity leave and navigating that at my work and with my clients! LAURA SWANSON, LMSW is a New York based therapist that began The Social Work Bubble in order to build community and a hub of helpful resources and support for social workers! Her aim is to connect fellow social workers and build each other up so we can all thrive in the wonderful field of social work! If you enjoyed todays episode, please like and follow the podcast wherever youre listening! Dont forget to share The Social Work Bubble Podcast with your social worker friends! For More Things Social Work & Therapy: · Etsy Shop · Blog · Instagram https://www.instagram.com/socialworkbub/ · Facebook https://www.facebook.com/SocialWorkBub · Twitter https://twitter.com/socialworkbub · YouTube https://youtube.com/channel/UCKNxh8C96_tj6Jcz1FQvYTQ · Pinterest https://www.pinterest.com/socialworkbub/ · Podcast https://thesocialworkbubble.buzzsprout.com/
On this episode of The Social Work Bubble Podcast, we are joined by Basiliso Moreno, LMSW to dive into his own journey of resilience throughout his life, including his social work journey, and how this led him to develop integral self care strategies! BASILISO (BAS) MORENO is a Licensed Masters Level Social Worker and a Certified School Social Worker in the state of Delaware. In October 2020, Basiliso started his online business Bas City Entertainment LLC. Bas City Entertainment LLC focuses on providing basic financial education for people of color. Basiliso graduated with his Mastes in Social Work from Fordham University in 2010. He is the author of Triumph Through Pain, How to Maximize Your Full Potential During Hard Times, released in July 2022, using poetry to discuss themes such as grief, loss, anxiety, self-awareness and financial literacy. Basiliso is the contributing author to Amazon best seller, Latinx in Social Work Volume 2. In his chapter, When Addiction Hits Home, Basiliso discusses the impact of addiction in his household. Basiliso is also the host of The Social Work Rants Podcast which can be currently listened to on all audio platforms and be seen on YouTube. The podcast has been listened to in over 60 countries. It was rated in the Top 10 for all social work podcasts according to Feedspot. To continue to follow Bass journey, you can follow her below: __ __ If you enjoyed todays episode, please like and follow the podcast wherever youre listening! Dont forget to share The Social Work Bubble Podcast with your social worker friends! For More Things Social Work & Therapy: · Etsy Shop · Blog · Instagram https://www.instagram.com/socialworkbub/ · Facebook https://www.facebook.com/SocialWorkBub · Twitter https://twitter.com/socialworkbub · YouTube https://youtube.com/channel/UCKNxh8C96_tj6Jcz1FQvYTQ · Pinterest https://www.pinterest.com/socialworkbub/ · Podcast https://thesocialworkbubble.buzzsprout.com/ Support the show http://paypal.me/lauraseswanson
On this episode of The Social Work Bubble Podcast, we are joined by Tessa Mason, MSW to dive into her role as a school social worker recovering from burnout, including navigating the stigma and shame that comes with that, and how social workers can build & keep empathy! TESSA MASON is a 26 year old social worker with her MSW, and is currently working towards her clinical licensure. Tessa works as a school social worker full time in Florida, and is going into her third year of this role in the 23-24 school year. To continue to follow Tessas journey, you can follow her below: __ __ If you enjoyed todays episode, please like and follow the podcast wherever youre listening! Dont forget to share The Social Work Bubble Podcast with your social worker friends! For More Things Social Work & Therapy: · Etsy Shop · Blog · Instagram https://www.instagram.com/socialworkbub/ · Facebook https://www.facebook.com/SocialWorkBub · Twitter https://twitter.com/socialworkbub · YouTube https://youtube.com/channel/UCKNxh8C96_tj6Jcz1FQvYTQ · Pinterest https://www.pinterest.com/socialworkbub/ · Podcast https://thesocialworkbubble.buzzsprout.com/ Support the show http://paypal.me/lauraseswanson Support the show http://paypal.me/lauraseswanson
