Some of the members of the Wynne Center for Family Research board read my blog post from yesterday about my presentation to the Board. When I saw them today their response was quite positive–lots of comments (and humor) about it. This brings me back to some of my initial posts about blogging in a professional setting (see Blogging out in the open in a clinical setting and How clinicians learn: Web 2.0 Opportunities?). I’m now at the point of being pretty open about it where I work, and I continue to see it as a useful way for developing ideas, connecting with others with similar interests, and disseminating information to and dialogue with front-line clinicians and trainees.
Commitment to Living
Family psychologist learns and teaches about suicide risk and prevention
