On this page, you will find all the posts for Blog Post 3 – Ethical Challenges. The instructions for this blog post are located HERE or in Module 3 Week 2 in iCollege.

Ethical Challeneges

Out of the five cases Reamer mentioned, one that stood out to me was the first example, where a clinical social worker started receiving after-hours contact from clients due to her using her phone to send text messages and schedule appointments( Reamer, 2023). My...

Blog Post 3

1. Reamer describes 5 case examples at the beginning of the article. Choose one and answer these questions: a. Why did you choose this example?One case that really stood out to me was about a social worker who began “sexting” with a former client. I chose this example...

Blog 3

The case example that stood out to me was the second one, in which a former client sent a Facebook friend request to their social worker (Reamer, 2023). I chose this because I have had similar experiences working with youth; some students have even tried to follow me...

Blog Post 3- Boundary Issues

  This week I am discussing Technology-Mediated Practice at the Micro Level. I will be discussing the reading by Fredric Reamer on Social Work Boundary Issues in the Digital Age.   I chose the example of the clinical social worker at a mental health center that...

Blog 3 Ethical

I chose the second example about the social worker conductin an online search for information about the clients without their knowledge or consent. I chose this example because this is a scenario that is very close to home for me in my current job and even in my...

Blog Post 3

Blog Post 3

I chose case example four which highlighted the social worker who was working remotely from home and their toddler interrupting sessions to introduce themselves. I chose this case example because I began my child welfare career one year after the pandemic and have...

Blog Post 3

Blog Post 3

1. I chose the case where a client reached out to their social worker on Facebook. I chose this example because it feels common and realistic in today’s digital world. Many clients may want to connect online, but doing so risks blurring personal and professional...