Jayson Pratt
helpandback@gmail.com (Dr. KC Montoya, Jayson Pratt, Dr. Michael Boggs)
New to Social Work? How Quality Assessments Lead To Amazing Progress
New to Social Work? How Quality Assessments Lead To Amazing Progress
New to Social Work? How Quality Assessments Lead To Amazing Progress
Monday 19th December 2022
Learn how quality assessments drive progress in social work with Dr. KC Montoya and Dr. Michael Boggs on 'Through Help & Back'.
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Get the buttons here!The Power of Quality Assessments in Social Work with Dr. KC Montoya and Dr. Michael Boggs
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Ever wondered what it takes to make real progress in social work, therapy, or psychiatry? This episode of 'Through Help & Back' offers a deep dive into the significance of quality assessments in these fields. Dr. KC Montoya and Dr. Michael Boggs bring their expertise to the table, discussing how thorough evaluations can pave the way for incredible advancements in mental health treatment.
From tackling common disorders like depression, anxiety, and PTSD to understanding the nuances between psychiatric and personality disorders, this episode is packed with valuable insights. Dr. Montoya and Dr. Boggs emphasize the importance of honest communication during assessments and warn against the pitfalls of self-diagnosis and self-treatment. They explore how trauma can affect mental health and the crucial role social workers and psychiatrists play in the healing process.
With tips on preparing for psychiatric evaluations and a discussion on the limitations of psychiatric diagnoses, this episode provides a comprehensive guide for anyone new to the field or those looking to deepen their understanding. The conversation also touches on the challenges of maintaining rapport while gathering information and the subjective nature of assessments. By sharing their experiences and knowledge, Dr. Montoya and Dr.
Boggs offer a blend of practical advice and heartfelt stories that make this episode both informative and engaging. Whether you're a newcomer to social work or a seasoned professional, you'll find valuable takeaways that can help you make a positive impact in your practice.