by DelandriaZayas | Jul 5, 2026 | Blog Post 2 - Ethical Challenges |
Part One – Through the Reamer Lens One of the ethical issues that made me the most uncomfortable was the idea of clients finding or adding social workers on personal social media. The thought of clients accessing my personal life outside of our professional...
by Avery Tuck | Jul 5, 2026 | Blog Post 2 - Ethical Challenges |
Part 1 After reading Reamer’s article entitled Social Work Boundary Issues in the Digital Age: Reflections of an Ethics Expert, the one ethical tension that makes me the most uncomfortable is the social worker who searched the sixteen-year-old client’s...
by Dmjames | Jul 5, 2026 | Blog Post 2 - Ethical Challenges |
For myself and my future practice, the ethical tension of altruism is the one that makes me most uncomfortable and the one I am most hyperaware of when it comes to boundaries (Reamer, 2024). The vast majority, if not all, social workers enter this profession because...
by jboyd49 | Jul 5, 2026 | Blog Post 2 - Ethical Challenges |
Through the Reamer Lens In the article Social Work Boundary Issues in the Digital Age: Reflections of an Ethics Expert, Reamer discusses how the digital age has blurred the boundaries of practitioners and clients, increasing the risk of ethical challenges and possible...
by Pbrown54 | Jul 5, 2026 | Blog Post 2 - Ethical Challenges |
There is nothing but a knot of discomfort in me every time I think about relying on an AI-based recommendation rather than my own clinical intuition – and the very discomfort was the result of Reamer’s talk about the problem of social workers’ dependence...
by Ebony Grier | Jul 5, 2026 | Blog Post 2 - Ethical Challenges |
I discovered that there are numerous ethical limits that can be blurred after reading the essay on social work boundaries. Prior to reading this article, I had never considered these boundaries. Social media boundaries with clients are one area where I feel uneasy and...
