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24 January

Play Therapy: What It Is and How to Become a Play Therapist

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Children often express what they can’t say through play, using toys and games to navigate emotions, process experiences, and make sense of their world. Play therapy harnesses this natural form of communication to help kids address emotional and behavioral challenges. …

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23 January

Implicit Associations and the Implicit Association Test (IAT)

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Have you ever wondered why certain ideas or judgments seem to come to mind without effort? These mental shortcuts, known as implicit associations, are the subtle and often subconscious connections our brains make between people, concepts, or things based on …

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22 January

How to Use Bloom’s Taxonomy to Study for the ASWB Exam

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Preparing for the ASWB exam can feel like navigating a maze. With a wide range of topics, application-based questions, and scenarios that mimic real-world Social Work practice, it’s easy to feel overwhelmed. But what if there was a way to …

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21 January

Important ASWB Exam Changes Coming in March 2025

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Recently, we learned about important changes to the ASWB Exam administration from the ASWB. The full press release from the ASWB can be found here: Examination administration changes coming March 2025 In this blog post, we’ve summarized the most important …

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21 January

How to Handle ‘Recall’ vs. ‘Application’ Questions on the ASWB Exam

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The ASWB exam is a critical milestone on your path to becoming a licensed Social Worker, but let’s face it—it can feel like a beast of a test! From sifting through endless theories to tackling situational questions, the sheer volume …

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21 January

Influence of Socioeconomic Factors on Social Work Practice and the ASWB Exam

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Socioeconomic factors have a profound impact on individuals, families, and entire communities. For Social Workers, understanding these influences is key to providing effective support and advocating for meaningful change. Factors like income level, access to education, housing stability, and community …

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15 January

Psychological First Aid: A Guide to Building Resilience and Supporting Others

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Crises don’t announce themselves—they strike suddenly, leaving individuals overwhelmed, vulnerable, and searching for stability. Whether it’s the aftermath of a natural disaster, a traumatic event, or a personal tragedy, the need for immediate emotional and psychological support is undeniable. Psychological …

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14 January

Free Mental Health CEUs

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As a Social Worker, Counselor, or Mental Health Professional, your journey of learning doesn’t end with a degree or license. To stay at the top of your game, renewing your skills and staying informed about evolving practices is essential. That’s …

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13 January

ACE (Adverse Childhood Experiences) Charting

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Childhood experiences leave lasting imprints on our lives, shaping the way we think, feel, and behave as adults. While many early experiences are positive, adverse childhood experiences (ACEs) can create long-term challenges, affecting both mental and physical health. The impact …

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13 January

Habit Reversal Training for Mental Health Professionals

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Imagine you’re sitting across from a client who’s been quietly battling a relentless habit—pulling their hair, biting their nails, or picking at their skin. They feel ashamed and powerless, trapped in a cycle they can’t seem to break. As a …

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