How to Answer Domestic Violence Questions on the ASWB Exam: 3 ASWB Prep Strategies

"Mastering Domestic Violence Questions on the ASWB Exam: 3 Key Strategies"

In this video, we'll discuss 3 powerful strategies to help you tackle domestic violence questions on the ASWB exam. These strategies will guide you in applying your knowledge effectively and confidently.

I’m a Licensed Clinical Social Worker and the founder of Social Work Exam Strategies, LLC. If you’ve found this channel, it likely means you're preparing for the Social Work licensing exam. I understand exactly what you're going through—just like you, I struggled to find the right resources to prepare for the Association of Social Work Boards (ASWB) licensure exam.

That’s why I founded Social Work Exam Strategies—the first comprehensive ASWB exam prep program designed specifically to help social workers succeed. I noticed a significant gap in quality resources available to help social workers pass the ASWB licensure exam. As a strong believer in "Social Workers Helping Social Workers", I created this program to offer the support and tools social workers need to succeed on their journey toward licensure.

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[tammybersing]

Wonderful process of answering the questions! Thank you Liz!

[lisamiller]

Liz and her programs and study groups have helped me tremendously learn the information for my test.

[Rhillsman]

Hello I SUBSCRIBED. Thanks for this lecture

[RomeoH]

I loved this video. Really learned about these 3 points. With Domestic Violence, what if one of the answers is: respect the client’s right to self-determination. I feel i get mixed up when to assert ur right to return to the abusive relationship vs create a safety plan. I would assert first correct? If that was an option along with create a safety plan? Or would i create safety plan first and then assert your right to self determination. The first, next questions kill me

[csing]

Wow this is what I need. How can I get more of these on your website ? What is is called ?

[jackalinag]

Does this apply if it’s an elderly client as well and he reported does not want to talk about it?

[briannawagner]

I thought feelings exploration would come before an intervention (safety plan)

[gabem]

I thought that resources (paper trail) would do harm to the patient.