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Process Recordings
Required Readings Birkenmaier, J., & Berg-Weger, M. (2018). The practicum companion for social work: Integrating class and fieldwork (4th ed.). New York, NY: Pearson.Chapter 9, “Social Work Practice and the Legal System” (pp. 207-224) Required Media Laureate Education. (Producer). (2013e). Legal considerations [Audio file]. Retrieved from https://class.waldenu.eduNote: This audio introduction…
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Abe Duque feat. Blake Baxter - What Happened? (2004)
why do i have to do thoughts and feelings as separate columns
Last night I had a dream about doing a process recording.
Help.
They've taken over my life.
Process Recordings
Clearly, I am getting too much info into my process recordings. Mine are wayyyyyy too long. Like 10 pages in Word. My field instructor said I can just use the salient parts of the session. So must remember to take it down a notch.
That being said, I've had some pretty serious sessions lately that really affected me personally and actually mirrored my own life.
First Client Today!
Well, it's official. I was with my first client by myself today. I feel quite accomplished. Where's my MSW degree?!? Ha, just kidding.
I can't believe how far I have to go and I've just seen one client. Do you always remember your first client? Anyone?
Another therapist came by to see me today and I told her I think I did well but that I was a little nervous. And she said, "Well you don't get real confident until like 5 years. Isn't that what they say, a 5 year learning curve?"
I was immediately like "Ugh" inside. Five years is so long. But I guess until you feel really comfortable--I guess I can see that.
Anyway, the cool part was my first session was in Spanish and I think I handled it all pretty well. I flubbed a little, stumbled on a few words, but overall, I wasn't terrible. And he had trouble understanding one word I said, but that was it.
Overall, very happy. And he's set for a return appointment. Woo-hoo!
Now to work on my process recordings...
process recordings tho
