Mental Health in Social Work: How LCSWs are Helping Address The Crisis

Licensed Clinical Social Workers (LCSWs) are trained to diagnose mental health disorders, provide one-on-one therapy, lead group counseling, and deliver crisis intervention services for individuals in need of mental health support. This means LCSWs play a vital role in improving mental health care access and outcomes. Read more

5 Social Work Trends for 2025: What They Mean for the Profession

A three-year study of new MSW graduates found a group that was more diverse than other health professions and likely to serve people in high-need populations. Social work professionals should keep in mind what knowledge they will need to better serve these populations in the future. Read more

How to Get into Social Work as a Second Career

This blog post explores how to get into social work for those who already have a career and a bachelor’s degree. You will learn what to expect from a career in social work and why pursuing a Master of Social Work is the ideal pathway for aspiring clinical social workers. Read more

The Role of the Clinical Social Worker

Licensed clinical social workers (LCSWs) rely on their advanced training and knowledge to treat individuals experiencing mental health disorders across many settings. Read more

BSW vs. MSW: 3 Reasons to Pursue Your Master's in Social Work

It’s helpful to understand the difference between a Bachelor of Social Work (BSW) and a Master of Social Work (MSW) when considering your next career step. Read more

How to Become a Licensed Clinical Social Worker (LCSW)

If you want to pursue a career as an LCSW, learn about the vast job opportunities and how to become a licensed clinical social worker, including why earning a Master of Social Work (MSW) is a crucial first step. Read more