Showing posts with label internship. Show all posts
Showing posts with label internship. Show all posts

Monday, September 25, 2017

Join me in welcoming our newest team member Jeremy Gillentine.   He was kind enough to write a few words about himself.   Jeremy is currently accepting new referrals.  











I am a native of Prattville, AL. I attended Prattville public schools K-12. I have worked in and around Prattville my whole life. I am working with Social Work Solutions as an intern to complete my Masters of Science in Counseling from Faulkner University in Montgomery, AL. The world can sometimes be harsh and attempt to tear us down. My goal is to help each person I see to be aware of there faults (we all have them), but more importantly to help strengthen the positives and then to build on those great attributes. We typically have the things we need to be a better version of ourselves within us. I want to help you shine the spotlight on your personal strengths.









Thursday, May 4, 2017


Sarah's graduating next week and this is her last day at Social Work Solutions. I love having students working in the office, except for when its time to say goodbye.   Here are her thoughts on this experience.



As my time at Social Work Solutions comes to a close, I’m beginning to notice what a big part of my life my internship has been for the past nine months. I have learned numerous clinical skills and had fun getting to know Jennifer and all the clients that I have encountered. Although people who come into the office for therapy are most often sad or in need of help, I have learned that many people have strengths they don’t normally notice or know about themselves and it has been my greatest pleasure to help them notice those things. I would advise anyone looking for help to take a look inside yourself and search for your strengths; they will help you on your journey.
            Thank you to Jennifer for sharing yourself both professionally and personally. I have loved hearing stories of your family and about your experiences as a social worker. I will keep your gentle mannerisms and upfront ways with me throughout my career. Most of all, thanks for showing me true authenticity.
            I’m so excited to graduate after having begun this journey eight years ago and thanks to all of you who have been a part of it. Cheers!