"Supporting Early Career Social Workers: A Discussion with Seasoned Social Workers, Early Career Social Workers & MSW Students", presented by Bethany Raab, LCSW, ACS Summary: The transition from social work school into the workforce is stressful. Many social work jobs are demanding and, at times, just plain hard. Bethany will explore the often unmet needs of early career social workers and social work students. Realistic and effective solutions and resources for social workers at all stages of their career will be explored. Most importantly, this presentation will invite veteran social workers into conversation with their new colleagues. 2 CEUs. Learning Objectives:
About Bethany: Bethany Raab is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker and founder of Colorado LCSW Supervision, a statewide organization providing individual and group supervision to early career social workers. Bethany leads a team of three LCSWs and, collectively, the group supervises approximately 50 Colorado social workers at a time. Supervision with Bethany and her team is focused on excellent clinical care, business and administrative skills, and anti-oppressive social work practice. In addition to clinical supervision, Bethany provides individual therapy to tweens, teens and young adults. Bethany has been in clinical practice since 2006. Bethany holds a Master of Social Work degree from the University of Denver Graduate School of Social Work. She is an Approved Clinical Supervisor and an Approved Juvenile Treatment Provider & Evaluator for the Colorado Sex Offender Management Board. She is the current Board President of the Colorado Society for Clinical Social Work. Bethany lives and works in Denver, Colorado.
Thank you to Florie Lehrburger, LCSW, BCD for supporting this event!