A Mini-Guide to Developing Your Clinical Voice By Pansy Ayala In graduate school, we’re often presented with a list of dos and don’ts when it comes to being a clinician. These expectations for how we should present and conduct ourselves clearly need to exist to ensure that we’re following ethical guidelines and providing our clientsRead more
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The Importance of Continuing Education For Therapists By Pansy Ayala Keeping up with your continuing education requirements might not be the first thing on your list of things to do as a therapist. However, completing your CE hours with some thoughtfulness and intention can really enhance your effectiveness as a clinician. Whether you’re someone whoRead more
3 Things You Need to Know Before Beginning Supervision By Pansy Ayala Whether you’ve recently graduated from school or have worked in the field for a long time, starting the process of becoming fully licensed as a counselor or social worker is a huge step in your career! The process may seem long and dauntingRead more
3 Tips For Managing Anxiety in a Clinical Supervision Relationship By Pansy Ayala As a social worker or therapist, do you struggle with anxiety and worry about how it might show up in your career? Are you concerned about anxiety getting in the way of you building a meaningful relationship with your clinical supervisor or gettingRead more
Six Ways Clinicians Can Benefit From Group Supervision By Pansy Ayala If you’re a clinician in the mental health field working towards licensure, you’re most likely already receiving individual clinical supervision. But have you been curious about why you should also consider group supervision and how this might benefit you as a clinician? As the nameRead more
