Part 1 — Through the Reamer Lens It's really important to maintain digital boundary issues in Social Work. While reading the article, I found myself relating to many of the scenarios described. The article talked about a situation in which a social worker became...

Part 1: Through the Reamer Lens I could relate to this topic because it reminded me of experiences I’ve had while working as a case manager. There have been times when clients wanted to communicate with me outside of the agency or asked for my personal phone number....

For Part 1, I chose Reamer's Social Work Boundary Issues in the Digital Age because the case scenarios gave me real situations to react to. For Part 2, I am putting Haidt and Rausch's Seven Lines of Evidence and Haidt's TED talk in conversation with a population I...

Artificial Intelligence in Social Work: Emerging Ethical Issues The ethical tension in Reamer's article that makes me most uncomfortable is the idea that AI could start shaping the tone or direction of a client's experience without me realizing it. I am used to...

Part 1 — Through the Reamer Lens The ethical tension that made me uncomfortable to read in one of Reamer's articles was that Artificial Intelligence (AI) can lead to a misdiagnosis for a client (Artificial Intelligence in Social Work: Emerging Ethical Issues, 2023). I...

Although the article outlines various ways AI can be helpful for social workers and clients alike, I do not agree with the use of AI as a replacement for social work practice. One example mentioned is Pyx Health, which offers an app designed to communicate with...