by allisonganz | Sep 26, 2025 | Blog Post 3 - Ethical Challenges |
I chose the first example because I think it’s one of the most common situations social workers will encounter throughout their careers. It’s important to point out and learn about the boundaries that come with electronic communication and the different ways we stay...
by amuscheru1 | Sep 26, 2025 | Blog Post 3 - Ethical Challenges, Uncategorized |
After-Hours Texts and E-Mails from Clients I chose this example because I’ve experienced similar situations myself, and I know I need to create better boundaries. Communicating with clients after hours via email or text involves several risks. Boundary issues happen...
by deereynolds | Sep 25, 2025 | Blog Post 3 - Ethical Challenges |
Blog Post 3: Social Work Boundary Issues in the Digital Age: I chose case study #3 because my mind went directly to self-disclosure and how this could become very problematic. My concern is that how social workers share some personal information in a public space....
by khouston98 | Sep 25, 2025 | Blog Post 3 - Ethical Challenges |
I chose the example of the social worker who had to navigate the isolation of COVID-19 while serving clients remotely because this is something I can personally relate to. During the pandemic, I met with my therapist virtually and over the phone, which had both...
by zallen16 | Sep 25, 2025 | Blog Post 3 - Ethical Challenges |
Part 1 Reamer (2023) shares a case of a clinical social worker who was considering whether to conduct an online search about a client to verify the reports of abuse during a custody dispute. I chose this case because I think it reflects a dilemma many social...
by Allisonlomax | Sep 24, 2025 | Blog Post 3 - Ethical Challenges |
In Reamer’s article “Social Work Boundary Issues in the Digital Age: Reflections of an Ethics Expert” (2023), the example that stood out to me was about the social worker in recovery who shared their personal experiences in an online support group. One...
