We’re excited to share a blog post from Charlotte Herring, our Agents of Change Wellness specialist and founder of CS Wellness, a holistic mental health platform that offers group and 1:1 integrative mind-body coaching. Take it away Charlotte! Picture it:
We’re excited to share a blog post from Maeve McMahon, the Agents of Change Community Manager, on her experience balancing work, a Masters program, and studying for her licensing exam. Take it away Maeve! I knew when I was signing
Recently, the ASWB released its first-ever pass-rate analysis (see here for full details). Among other findings, the data revealed disturbing and significant disparities between racial groups, especially for Black test takers. For example, only 52% of Black test takers passed
Obtaining a degree such as a Master of Social Work (MSW) is a major accomplishment and shows that an individual is competent in the field of social work. But licensure requirements are also an essential aspect of succeeding in the
There are several Association of Social Work Boards (ASWB) exams that those hoping to obtain licensure can take. Each level of the ASWB exams is specific to different levels of education and practice. There are tests at the bachelors, masters,
There are dozens of social work acronyms that vary by licensure level and state. A social worker abbreviation normally includes three or four letters. Knowing all the acronyms for social work licensure is important for understanding which are needed or accepted for
The NASW – the National Association of Social Workers, was developed with a mission to promote and protect social workers and the overall profession. Established in the mid-1950s, the National Association of Social Workers now operates as the largest professional
All states require social work licensure applicants to have a degree from a CSWE-accredited institution. However, Social work license requirements can vary dramatically by state. Make sure to check that you meet your state’s requirements before registering for your exam!
Social workers, counselors, and therapists are all professionals who help people in their communities. They work in a variety of settings, including schools, hospitals, recovery facilities, and government agencies. The following information explains the similarities and differences between these professionals and the
All reading is not created equal! There is a large difference between active and passive reading and it’s important you take an active reading approach in your ASWB exam studies to maximize your test performance. What is Active Reading? Active reading involves
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Abuse is often imagined as something direct and unmistakable, yet some of the most damaging forms are far less visible. Instead of confrontation or obvious harm, certain behaviors unfold through other people, making the situation harder to identify and even
Staying effective as a therapist in today’s world takes more than experience and intuition. Families are changing, relationships are evolving, and the challenges clients bring into sessions often look very different from what they did even a few years ago.
Preparing for the ASWB exam can feel overwhelming, especially when questions seem to blur the line between clinical judgment and ethical responsibility. Many test-takers find themselves second-guessing answers, wondering whether to focus on building rapport, gathering more information, or taking
Preparing for the ASWB exam can feel overwhelming at first. There is so much information to cover, and it is not always clear where to begin or how to measure your progress. Many aspiring Social Workers rely heavily on practice
