Exam Prep Blog

Test anxiety is a very common phenomenon, especially for those going through the licensing exam process. And while it’s not unusual to experience it, it is important to manage it. Each month we publish a blog that provides strategies on … Continued

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The duty of “informed consent” means that medical providers must inform patients about the benefits and risks of a proposed treatment, as well as potential alternatives. Courts began regularly imposing this duty on psychotherapists when they faced “recovered memory” cases … Continued

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  What emotions arise for you when you think about taking your licensing exam? Take a few moments and consider how you feel, right now, as you contemplate sitting for your exam. What, if any, physical sensations are you experiencing … Continued

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As a way to say ‘congratulations’ to all of the 2018 graduates out there, TDC is offering $30 off the cost of any of our masters level, Law and Ethics, or combo packages! Use the coupon code GRADUATE30 (all one word) … Continued

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Raphael Osheroff was a highly successful doctor in Northern Virginia. For about two years, he had been suffering from anxiety and depression. In January 1979 he voluntarily admitted himself to Chestnut Lodge, a private psychiatric hospital in Maryland. At the … Continued

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This week, our free MFT Law and Ethics exam and LCSW Law and Ethics exam practice question will focus on the topic of client confidentiality. Confidentiality is a key component of the therapeutic relationship. Without it, therapists would likely learn very … Continued

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This week, our free MFT Law and Ethics exam and LCSW Law and Ethics exam practice question will focus on the topic of client confidentiality. Confidentiality is a key component of the therapeutic relationship. Without it, therapists would likely learn very … Continued

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This week’s free ASWB Practice question explored the often dreaded topic of macro social work. Remember: you don’t need to have direct experience in macro practice to answer these questions efficiently and correctly. While macro vs. micro questions seem vastly different on … Continued

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Much like when we hear about research questions showing up on the exam, seeing the term “macro social work” (or “indirect practice”) can send a shiver down our clinically focused, micro social worker spines. I remember dreading these types of … Continued

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What do you do if you are an unlicensed therapist and you need hours with a clinical supervisor to earn your license, or if you are licensed and you need consultation to keep you accountable? Many budding therapists have their … Continued

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