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Originally Posted by *Laurie*
Yes, I agree that we would do well to promote mental health awareness.
I do want to say that in many years of working as a social worker with at-risk teens and with mentally ill adults I have never once experienced a colleague(s) making fun of clients. Never once. Maybe I've been blessed to work with especially caring people, I don't know. But every social worker I've encountered takes his/her job very, very seriously and to heart.
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Laurie I agree with you. During my career I did not encounter social workers that made fun of their clients behind closed doors. Promoting mental health I do on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram. I will continue to do so. At the same time when someone that is suppose to be a professional sends a meme to me and I find it unprofessional. I’m going to speak up too.
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