1. Integration Seminar
Week 3

2. Frank L. Greenagel Jr. MPAP, MSW, LCSW, LCADC ACSW, CJC, ICADC, CCS
NJ Governor’s Council on Drug Abuse & Alcoholism
Adjunct Professor – Rutgers School of Social Work
Instructor – Rutgers Center of Alcohol Studies
1st LT – PA Army National Guard
Greenagel Counseling Services on Facebook
@FrankGreenagel on Twitter 2

3. Tell ‘Em What You’re Going to Tell’Em
Assorted Items: journals, metaphors
RUSA, assistant, experiment
“Prison Industrial Complex”
“Roadblock”
“Story of Redemption”
Gambrill 26 – 33, 40 – 46
Counseling Skills
Healthy Relationships with clients
Supervision
Presentation Guidelines, Example and Sign Up
Further reading
Journal #2

4. “Prison Industrial Complex” “Roadblock”
“Story of Redemption” Gambrill 26 – 33, 40 – 46

5. Counseling Skills Engaging Exploration Sustaining the Dialogue
Refocusing
Seeking Clarification
Reflection
Sharing Information
Validation
Appreciation
Review/Summarizing
Contracting
Role-play
Confrontation

6. Heathly Relationships w/Clients
Healthy vs. Unhealthy relationships chart
Set clear & consistent boundaries
Awareness of transference & counter transference
Enabling vs. Empowering
Gifts
Dual-Relationships
Be careful with Self-disclosure (Joe Butler story)
Belief in the process, rather than in successes and failures
Importance of self-care (therapy, meetings, exercise, eating, etc…)
Importance of self determination
Documentation
Consultation
Termination

7. Supervision What does supervision look like?
Time, structure, contract, goals
Who is a qualified supervisor?
LSW? LCSW? CCS? LCADC? Certificates?
Supervisor
Talk, listen or both?
Experience – in work and supervision

8. Presentations Power point suggestions: Presentation suggestions:
stick with a white background; if you must use a colored background, use a very light blue or green
use colored letters (black if you are using a colored background) and include at least 1 picture per slide – the mind remembers better when it can associate a picture
don’t put too much information on slides – use them as an outline
avoid complex graphs and maps (especially if the fonts explaining them are too small)
some data is important though, and a simple graph or bar chart is often a good idea
4 to 6 slides for this presentation
Presentation suggestions:
mind your speed, tone (vary it), and volume (many of people speak too softly)
eye contact
don’t read off slides (hence using them as just an outline)
avoid “um” and “you know”
use an anecdote to push an emotional angle (and several in a longer presentations)

9. Prescription Drug Monitoring Programs
A Critical Tool in Addressing the RX Drug Epidemic
Frank L. Greenagel Jr.
Professor Greenagel
Social Work 475
Spring, 2016

10. Prescription Drug Monitoring Programs
The Problem
Overprescribing
Doctor Shopping
Misuse
Abuse
Diversion
Death

11. Prescription Drug Monitoring Programs
collect, monitor, and analyze electronically transmitted prescribing and dispensing data
Prescribers
Fillers

12. Prescription Drug Monitoring Programs
49 States
20% Mandated
Schedules II – V
Effectiveness
Unintended Consequences
Calls for Reform

13. Presentation Sign Up

14. Readings Gambril 65 – 70 “Boundaries in Supervision”
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Black Spiderman
Synthetic Marijuana
Eyewitness Problem
Koch Brothers

15. Journals
3) What is the biggest mistake you’ve made in your nascent social work career so far? What happened? Did you discuss it with a supervisor? What would you have done differently?