Competition vs. Cooperation

I Like to Stay in My Lane A few weeks ago some of my supervisees suggested that I create a training similar to a colleague’s very popular training event. It is a training this colleague has offered for years. It is part of her niche/specialty. Their recommendation seemed to come from the mindset “Ooh that … Read more

Continuing Education Requirements For LPC’s, SW’s & MFT’s in Georgia

What You Don’t Know Could Hurt You! Whether you are offering continuing education to others or receiving continuing education, there many things you should know. The fact of the matter is that we are responsible for reading the GA Composite Board Rules that govern licensure for Counselors, Social Workers and Marriage & Family Therapists in … Read more

Comfortable Confrontation

Comfort is not a Prerequisite Is anyone comfortable with confrontation? I don’t know. There are certainly people skilled at confronting others. But that doesn’t mean that they enjoy it or that they are comfortable. The truth is, if you are waiting to feel comfortable, then you are delaying and/or stunting the growth of important aspects … Read more

Learning to Live Without

Today I listened to an NPR podcast that was recommended by a colleague. It is not for those offended by profanity, so please listen at your own risk. What I can tell you is that it was so very engaging, sad and thought provoking that I listened to all seven episodes without stopping. I listened … Read more