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Social Work Interstate Licensure Compact Update: November 2025

The Social Work Interstate Compact is one of the most significant developments in professional mobility the field has seen in decades. It is reshaping how licensed Social Workers can move, practice, and collaborate across state lines by creating a multistate

Cost-Benefit Analysis: ASWB Prep Courses vs Self-Study

Preparing for the ASWB exam is one of the most important steps in becoming a licensed Social Worker. It can feel overwhelming to figure out where to start, especially when you realize just how much material the exam covers. From

How to Balance Self-Determination and Safety on the ASWB Exam

Preparing for the ASWB exam isn’t just about memorizing theories or recalling intervention models. It’s about thinking like a Social Worker, making ethical decisions under pressure, and demonstrating your ability to balance the competing values that define professional practice. One

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What is Change Talk in Motivational Interviewing?

  Change doesn’t usually arrive in dramatic moments. More often, it slips into conversation quietly, wrapped in uncertainty, hope, or frustration. In counseling and therapy settings, those subtle moments can shape everything that follows. That’s where Motivational Interviewing comes in,

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