Personality Disorders on the ASWB Exam Today’s topic is incredibly interesting: Personality Disorders! What is a personality disorder? How do personality disorders get diagnosed and when do they get diagnosed? Which personality disorders are common and which are very rare?
ASWB Defense Mechanisms What are they? How do they manifest? What do you need to know for the LMSW and LCSW ASWB exams? Also, in this video, I include 6 different practice questions to test your knowledge of Defense Mechanisms. Regardless of
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A client survives a serious car accident two weeks ago. Since then, she’s barely sleeping. She keeps seeing the moment of impact in her mind, avoids driving, jumps whenever she hears brakes squeal, and describes feeling as though she’s watching
“I know I need to set a boundary, but part of me feels guilty.” “Part of me wants to leave the relationship, and another part is terrified of being alone.” “I don’t understand why I keep doing this. I know
A client sits across from you and says, “I don’t know how to explain it.” For many clinicians, that sentence is familiar. Sometimes a client knows something hurts but can’t organize the experience into language. A child may act out
A client says, “I know drinking is causing problems with my family, but I’m not sure I want to stop.” What should the Social Worker do FIRST? If your instinct is to educate the client about alcohol use, develop a
