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Learn tips for managing perfectionism in Colorado. Overcome the fear of failure and boost productivity with these effective strategies.

Integrating diversity and cultural competence into clinical supervision can improve client outcomes for social workers, counselors, therapists in Colorado.

Attachment theory is a way to understand how people form and maintain relationships. We explore four main attachment styles and how they affect relationships.

Effective feedback strategies involve starting with the positives, using specific examples, and offering constructive suggestions. Feedback in clinical supervision helps to identify strengths, weaknesses, and areas for improvement, leading to enhanced clinical skills and better patient care.

Critical social work is an approach to social work that is focused on questioning the social, political, and economic systems that create inequality and injustice. This approach seeks to understand and address the root causes of social problems rather than simply treating the symptoms. Critical social work is centered around the idea that social problems are not the result of individual failings but rather are the result of systemic issues that need to be addressed at a structural level.

This month I read (and enjoyed!):

Tomorrow and Tomorrow and tomorrow by Gabrielle Zevin
Remarkably Bright Creatures by Shelby VanPelt
The Fire Next Time by James Baldwin
Turn the World Inside Out by Nora Samaran

Critical social work is an approach to social work focused on questioning the social, political, and economic systems that create inequality & injustice.

Critical social work is the idea that social problems are not the result of individual failings but systemic issues that need to be addressed structurally to change.