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Friendly reminder: if you’re white, there’s no reason to use a reaction gif of a Black person (aka “digital blackface”) when there’s literally a Schitts Creek gif for everything.
Imagine being a therapist through a global pandemic and mental health crisis and public health crisis and climate crisis and economic crisis and racial violence and school shooting and
Thinking about the therapists who will process this shooting tomorrow with clients while processing it themselves before they’ve even had a chance to process the last one.
Ways to make therapy more accessible
1. Forgive therapist student loans
2. National licensure for therapists
3. Better insurance reimbursement rates for therapy
Shoutout to all the therapists who have been working on the frontlines of a global pandemic and mental health crisis for the last two years with little recognition.
Listen, it’s okay to want to make money as a therapist.
What other profession is told they need a master’s degree but shouldn't expect to be compensated accordingly?
The "next big thing" in social media is employee branding.
If your employees aren't active on social media, then you're missing a big opportunity to connect with your audience in an authentic way.
@MorningBrew
excels at this.
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This blew up. I'm 100% guilty of doing this and I'm trying to be more intentional about it. I'm also open to other perspectives and encourage the conversation if people don't think it's a big deal.
Social Work Month is a good opportunity to remind you social work is more than social services.
Social workers are also therapists, educators, researchers, and policy makers.
When you realize you have to go to school for six years, do 2,000 hours of supervision, and pass a licensing exam to become a therapist that gets paid $20/hour.