Monthly Mentorship Support Meetings
The GSCSW Mentorship Program also offers a free monthly group. This informal group offers students and new practitioners an opportunity to network, receive support from each other and work on career development with seasoned facilitators. The group meets on the second Monday of every month in Midtown. Please review event calendar at www.gscsw.org for any changes to group meeting dates and times.
Mentorship group:
- Facilitators: Tara Arnold, LCSW, Phyllis Glass, LCSW, Sharon Harp, LCSW, Ephrat Lipton, LCSW, Danna Lipton, LCSW and Sonny Magill, LCSW
- Location: Office of Phyllis Glass, LCSW and Sharon Harp, LCSW, 1904 Monroe Drive, Suite 120, Atlanta, 30324
- Date/Time: 2nd Monday of the month from 7:30-9 PM
- Contact: Sharon Harp, LCSW at 404- 550-6112 for more information
Directions to 1904 Monroe Drive:
From I-85 North:
- Exit GA-13 North/Spring/Buford Hwy Connector.
- Take Monroe Drive exit towards Piedmont Rd. South.
- Merge onto Monroe Dr.
- The office will be on the right in about .5 mile. There is a small red sign at the curb indicating 1904. It is across from the Red Cross and the Gables Midtown. When you enter the driveway, you will go down a hill and the building will be immediately in front of you. It is a red brick two story building with a parking lot in front of it.
From I-85 South:
- Take Exit 86 to merge onto GA-13 North/Spring/Buford Hwy Connector.
- Take Armour Drive Exit towards Monroe Drive.
- Turn left onto Armour Drive.
- Take 1st right onto Monroe Drive.
- The office will be on the right in about .5 mile. There is a small red sign at the curb indicating 1904. It is across from the Red Cross and the Gables Midtown. When you enter the driveway, you will go down a hill and the building will be immediately in front of you. It is a red brick two story building with a parking lot in front of it.
MENTORSHIP
The Georgia Society for Clinical Social Work’s Mentorship Program matches experienced clinicians with those newer to the field. The purpose is to support members in their professional development and career planning in clinical social work. Program activities may include developing career strategies, discussing practice standards, identifying continuing education needs, clarifying ethical and legal dilemmas, expanding clinical skills, enhancing professional adaptability and facilitating collegial networking.
How Mentorship is Different
Mentorship is clearly differentiated from clinical supervision and psychotherapy and -in no case- is meant as a substitute for either of these processes. This is an educational program only.
