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Hey, where are my fellow clinical social workers? #socialwork #clinicalsocialwork #mentalhealth #therapist #socialworkers #msw #lcsw #licsw
December 6, 2024 at 3:09 AM
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September 23, 2025 at 8:09 AM
How the #SocialWorkCompact will make it easier for Social Workers to work across state lines | Learn more: tinyurl.com/mtazetpm
#NASW #SocialWorkCE #Neuroscience #MentalHealth #ClinicalSocialWork #SocialWorker #BrainScience #PleaseShare
August 8, 2025 at 1:02 AM
How the #SocialWorkCompact will make it easier for Social Workers to work across state lines

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August 8, 2025 at 3:46 PM
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January 14, 2026 at 10:05 PM
the amount of money charged for certifications is astounding. 3000? sure it's an investment, but who could afford it? it doesn't add up to the amount of compensation we get in this profession. How can we expand if we can't afford to? #socialwork #Clinicalsocialwork #therapist #it'sisane
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May 27, 2025 at 11:02 PM
Title: Irregular daily rhythms and childhood trauma predict teen depression and anxiety

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#psychedpsychology #adolescentmentalhealth #traumainformedcare #spirituallyintegratedpsychotherapy #clinicalsocialwork
July 17, 2026 at 8:00 PM
Social Work Licensure Compact
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May 28, 2025 at 12:13 AM
Fellow Accelerated Resolution Therapists! It would be nice to connect! #ACT #trauma #mentalhealth #socialwork #clinicalsocialwork #traumatherapy
December 14, 2024 at 1:21 AM
After the Storm Is When the Flowers Bloom
This episode stands as a living testament to what it means to survive, to rebuild, and to reclaim identity beyond what systems, statistics, and suffering attempted to define. In this deeply reflective and unfiltered conversation, I sit with Jennifer Tai, MSW, ASW, PPSC, whose life embodies both the weight of trauma and the discipline of healing. Jennifer does not offer a polished narrative. She offers truth. She walks us through her lived experience in foster care, the instability that shaped her early identity, and the internal battles that continued long after she exited the system. She names grief, abuse, loss, and the quiet realities that rarely make it into policy conversations but live in the bodies and minds of those impacted every single day. This conversation moves beyond storytelling into formation. Jennifer articulates how community, higher education, and intentional support systems became anchors in her healing journey. She challenges the deficit-based narratives placed on foster youth and confronts the harm embedded in low expectations, systemic gaps, and performative support structures. Her voice carries both clinical precision and lived authority. As a mental health therapist and foster care alum, she bridges two worlds that often remain disconnected. She brings clarity to trauma-informed care, identity development, and the long-term implications of aging out without sustained support. She speaks to the reality that resilience, while often celebrated, is frequently misunderstood and over-assigned to those who deserved protection, not pressure. The title of this episode is not symbolic. It is earned. After the storm is when the flowers bloom. Not because the storm was necessary, but because growth refused to be denied. This episode addresses: • The intersection of foster care experience and identity formation • The long-term impact of trauma, grief, and systemic instability • The truth about resilience versus survival • The role of higher education as both opportunity and burden for system-impacted youth • Mental health realities behind visible success • The necessity of chosen family, mentorship, and community • The ongoing nature of healing and the discipline it requires • The systemic failures surrounding aging out and lack of extended support Jennifer speaks directly to those still in the storm. She affirms that your current reality does not hold authority over your future trajectory. She grounds hope in lived evidence, not empty language. About the Guest: Jennifer Tai is a clinical social worker, mental health therapist, and former foster youth who integrates lived experience with clinical practice to support foster youth and alumni. Her work centers on trauma-informed care, identity development, and systemic advocacy within higher education and mental health systems. She currently serves at San José State University Counseling and Psychological Services and as a mental health liaison for the Guardian Scholars Program. She also provides trauma-focused therapy in private practice and contributes nationally through advocacy, public speaking, and authorship. Ways to Connect with Jennifer Tai: Instagram: @totallyjenni4ever LinkedIn: Jennifer Tai Facebook: Jennifer Tai Bio and Work: https://bio.site/JenniferTai This episode is not background noise. It is a mirror, a confrontation, and a call to rebuild what systems failed to sustain. If this conversation stirred something in you, sit with it. Reflect. Then move toward what healing requires.
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April 18, 2026 at 8:00 PM
❄️Social Work FYI❄️

Minnesota is opening the process to apply for temporary licensure to fill a gap in mental health services during this time of crisis. #SocialWork, #ClinicalSocialWork

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January 29, 2026 at 8:01 PM
I always love when people talk about how basic social workers are. They’re taken for granted in most systems. Add a couple extra certifications on this and I’m part way through a doctoral program. Social workers are TALENTED and EDUCATED.

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Guess what stage I’m at 😭 #firstgen #studenttherapist #msw #rbt #mastersdegree #gradschool #clinicalsocialwork #socialwork #lmsw #lcsw
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December 19, 2024 at 4:02 AM