This may come as a surprise to some LMSW and LCSW test takers, but you are likely to see some questions on the ASWB exam asking what action a supervisor should take with their supervisee. The ASWB puts clinical supervision questions … Continued

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he DSM-III The DSM-5 was published in 2013. Many social workers went to school learning the DSM-IV-TR and because of this, we still receive coaching questions about the differences between the DSM-IV-TR and the DSM-5. We know regardless of which … Continued

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Alright Social Work Exam and MFT Exam-Takers, it’s Tuesday, time for another free LCSW practice exam question to help you study.  For this week\'s Hot Topic we’re taking a brief look at Domestic Violence.  Let’s take a closer look at a possible test item.

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As you prepare for your ASWB exam, know that issues surrounding aging adults are likely to show up in one form or another on your test. The ASWB is assessing not only that you know how to appropriately respond to … Continued

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If you’re preparing for your ASWB Clinical Social Work Exam, transference and countertransference are two topics you definitely want to familiarize yourself with. As a coach I get a lot of questions on the differences between these two topics. Many … Continued

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For many of us pursuing clinical licensure, thinking about the macro social work questions that could show up on the exam sends our otherwise clinically confident selves into a mental tailspin. It makes sense; for most of us taking the … Continued

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Happy February to everyone getting ready to PASS their ASWB social work licensing exams. Today we are covering a topic (including a FREE practice question) that we can say with near certainty will show up on your LCSW and LMSW … Continued

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Happy New Year to all of you who are getting ready to PASS your ASWB exams in 2019! Let’s start the year off right with a FREE ASWB exam practice question to get you ready to achieve all of your … Continued

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  You may be feeling overwhelmed by the number of new terms, theories, and practices you are learning. With all of the clinical information, you are consuming it can be easy to gloss over the concepts of transference and countertransference. … Continued

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In our most recent social work blog post, we began discussing a core tenant of the social work profession: self-determination. Self-determination is our clients’ right to make decisions regarding their treatment and their lives. While there will undoubtedly be times we … Continued

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