Check out today's episode with my wonderful guest,  Catherine Moore, LCSW. Catherine has her own podcast, Social Workers, Rise! as well as numerous other projects that I personally find so helpful as an aspiring social worker. In this episode we discussed all things you need to know about how to get the most out of clinical supervision. Catherine truly had such incredible and inspirational advice regarding supervision and beyond, you do not want to miss out on this episode!

Want to hear more from Catherine? Check her out here:
Podcast  Social Workers, Rise! podcast

 RISE Directory for Clinical Supervisors of Social Workers

LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/catherinelcsw/

Instagram @socialworkersrise

Book on Burnout: https://www.amazon.com/Burnout-Secret-Unlocking-Stress-Cycle-ebook/dp/B07DT4GW16?&_encoding=UTF8&tag=socialwork0a-20&linkCode=ur2&linkId=54bb48a9f12b38607dde5dbfc20492ea&camp=1789&creative=9325%22%3EBurnout%20The%20Secret%20to%20Unlocking%20Your%20Stress%20Cycle%3C/a%3E

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Today I am joined by Jaqui (a.k.a. The Fit Social Worker!), a Social Worker who works with children and families teaching positive parenting skills. This episode is all about empowerment, personal growth, and "soul care" rather than the surface level self-care we all know so well. Join us as we discuss Jaqui's personal journey from graduating with her BSW feeling depressed and unfulfilled to  finding herself 4 years later in a happy, healthy, and empowered mindset! She shares so many inspiring words about life after graduation, how to find your place in this field, and ways to make sure you are living as your best self so you can do the best work possible with your clients.

If you find Jaqui as uplifting as I did, make sure to check out her exercise, nutrition, and empowerment group (online)  and sign up to feel empowered all year long. Find more information on her instagram @thefitsocialworker

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In this episode we referenced the following:

Jaqui's Podcast Recs:
Social Worker's Breakroom

Jaqui's Audio Book Recs:
"Girl, Stop Apologizing" by Rachel Hollis
"The 10X Rule" by Grant Cardone

Jaqui's Easy Meal Recipe!
Overnight Oats (follow @fromtheorytotherapy on instagram for the recipe!)

Today I am joined by Koko Nishi, Psy. D., who is a Clinical Psychologist working at SDSU's Counseling Center.  On this episode we discuss the importance of utilizing a multicultural lens with all clients and how to navigate working with those who differ from you in race, ethnicity, gender, gender identify, etc...! Koko and I explore the nuances of self-disclosure as it relates to culture as well as choosing the appropriate intervention for her clients. 

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In this episode we referenced the following:

Koko's Podcast Recs:
"(AAPI)phany: Ausk Aunties" --> this is Koko's podcast, go give it a follow and a listen!
"Hidden Brain" Episode: "The Psychology of Self-Doubt"
"Code Switch"
"Feeling Asian"

My Podcast Recs:
Social Worker's Break Room
Social Workers, Rise!
Jensen and Holes: The Murder Squad (for all my true crime fans out there!)

TED Talk Rec:
Kimberly Crenshaw - The Urgency of Intersectionality

Koko also mentioned the ADDRESSING Model. You can learn more about it here:  https://www.apa.org/pubs/books/4317138