Archive for the 'Communication' Category

26
Jun

Michael Jackson’s Actions

 Where were you when you learned of legendary pop artist Michael Jackson’s death? I was informed by one of my students at Northeastern University, as we neared the end of our final class together. Over the past 48 hours since, I have given considerable thought to the significance of his life and death, and moreover […]

18
Mar

Keeping an Open Mind

The way we think affects virtually every area of our lives. The views you adopt profoundly influence the way you approach challenges, make meaning of yourself (and others) and navigate through the many challenges inherent in being human. We are all vulnerable to stress, and need to be deliberate about how we think and intentional about redirecting […]

27
Jan

Speak Up

It astonishes me how many bright and capable people are petrified of speaking in front of a group. I recently read that only 5% of people are willing to take a public platform. Yikes! 95% of us are too chicken? There is something nerve wracking about speaking to an audience, and it often boils down […]

25
Mar

Strength in Social Work

“When love and skill work together, expect a masterpiece…” - Ruskin
If you tell someone you are a teacher, janitor, doctor or auditor, (most) people automatically have a sense of what that means. However, if you tell someone you are a clinical social worker, not only is a bit of a mouthful, but many are not […]

29
Jan

Welcome to Kristen’s Clog

What is a CLOG? When CLinical insight meets a blOG, there you have Kristen’s CLOG! You will find a unique blend of clinical experience blended with everyday observations for fun, uplifting, thought-provoking reading to get you through the day. Check out the various topics listed on the right.

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