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I spoke to Dr. Joycelyn Wormley about Child and Family Social Work in this latest video. Take some time and watch the entire video. You will learn a lot about this field. Be sure to share your thoughts and engage with this content when you are done watching. Thank you!
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[@Melanatedminimalist]

This was an amazing interview. I felt every piece of this especially SELF CARE! I was a foster parent, adoptive parent, holistic & fitness health coach and now about to embark as a case manager once again after 10 years!!!! In my interview I shared how important is self care with you as my employer....She shared it is utmost important and we do FLEX schedules to ensure YOU are well!!! Tuition program I am researching now!!!!

[@MillennialSocialWorker]

Thanks for your kind words 😊

[@michaellaconteh8951]

I really enjoyed watching this video. I am also a child welfare social worker and I have been in the field for about six years. I also went through the Title IV-E program when I was obtaining my MSW.

[@MillennialSocialWorker]

Thank you and happy Social Work month!

[@oyasumaya]

Dr. Wormley and Dr. Ogunyemi, thank you so much for this video! This has definitely given me a lot to think about in terms of choosing between therapy, social work, or counseling w/ youth. I especially admire Dr. Wormley's passion and eloquence in the way she talks about her field. So inspiring!!!!

[@MillennialSocialWorker]

Thank you! 😊

[@skyelywo]

This is probably the most helpful video and channel I have run across! Thank you for taking the time and effort to deeply articulate so much information that is extremely helpful!!! Definitely subscribed!

[@MillennialSocialWorker]

Thank you so much for feedback. I appreciate you and welcome to the Millennial Social Worker Community! ❤

[@TaylerTvDotCom]

I love this video and I'm so glad you did this. Her reason for being a social worker is nearly the same as mine! Love it.

[@MillennialSocialWorker]

Thanks for watching!

[@jgoetz123]

I am back at school after 15 years I am returning with a senior classification, I was just accepted into the advanced standing BSSW and have wanted to be in child welfare since I was 20 years old. My outlook and experience with children is much more in depth and I would love to be a child welfare scholar next year, we have the stipend for the last year of BSSW too . We have very specific classes in order and have to apply as Im sure everyone does for the stipend. I would love to work for the state as well. I love hearing that you felt childwelfare was where you belonged. My BSSW Im taking all the childwelfare classes and have a minor in human services Im glad to hear they look at how many hours, I have at least 55 hours in famly and children college classes and , I was a preschool teacher at Montessori and daycare at YMCA. The amount of hours put in makes me feel more optimisitc . thank you so much for this great interview

[@MillennialSocialWorker]

Thanks for watching. All the best!

[@kaylatrausch1394]

I love hearing from her! She made me really want to focus on children 💛

[@MillennialSocialWorker]

Thank you!

[@sam4077]

This was very helpful. Thank you so much for this.

[@MillennialSocialWorker]

Glad it was helpful! You are welcome.

[@crystaldelacruz713]

Thank you for posting this exchange. I am currently interning in child welfare and this has helped me sort out a lot in my mind.

[@MillennialSocialWorker]

Glad it was helpful!

[@HoneyBee1980]

I really enjoyed watching this video very insightful and educational thanks for posting

[@MillennialSocialWorker]

You are welcome!

[@emilybraveheart8220]

I really got some helpful and useful information and insight, I am going to get my MSW and do exactly child welfare so this was much incredible help and I want to thank you for that.

[@MillennialSocialWorker]

You are very welcome! Glad you found it helpful.

[@michaelmartin8653]

Powerful!!!

[@MillennialSocialWorker]

Thanks!

[@nickiignacio5893]

Thank you ❤️❤️❤️

[@MillennialSocialWorker]

No problem 😊

[@beautynbrainzxo]

She would be a great mentor!

[@MillennialSocialWorker]

yes, if you are interested in being a part of her mentoring group, please send her an email.

[@yessicagutierrez8508]

Thank you for giving the information I didn’t want to do my masters because of debt but now I have no excuses. Thank you 🙏

[@MillennialSocialWorker]

You are welcome!

[@celinesehtassi2327]

Thanks for this lecture, very important, I am also an Msw student in Finland. Very complex but interesting field.

[@MillennialSocialWorker]

You are welcome.

[@magnificent_kimberly]

i like this video. i was placed with child welfare for field placement for my bachelor's degree program and I am very doubtful because it's not exactly my area of interest as much as immigration, adoption, foster care, mental health but I am willing to be open-minded and give it a try to see if my internship will change my perspective or give me a different perspective of doubtful to anxious to wanting to become a child welfare social worker. but even if not, it's always good to get the experience of/with working with families and children.

[@MillennialSocialWorker]

I agree with you. The experience will come in handy in the future. One good thing about social work is that you can work in many fields of practice under one degree.

[@magnificent_kimberly]

@@MillennialSocialWorker thank you and yes exactly! It definitely will! and thats the one thing I love about social work, its not limited to just one area, there's so many subfields of social work to choose from and work in

[@Wynter_Bella]

Great video I’m about go to school for human services children and families I’m so excited 🥳

[@MillennialSocialWorker]

Thank you!

[@Wynter_Bella]

@@MillennialSocialWorker ? Is there a huge difference from being a social worker

[@hobbitofalltrades]

Do they have a similar program for getting your BSW? Struggling with finances for college and I'd love to work with children in some capacity whether it's foster care or medical social work.

[@MillennialSocialWorker]

Thanks for sharing. I hope things get better for you financially 🙏🏽 Regarding your question, it will depend on what type of funding is available in your state....check with your school of social work. They should have resources for students. Best wishes.

[@gertrudegweshe2359]

Is the IV program available to international students

[@MillennialSocialWorker]

Not to my knowledge.