ASWB Masters/Clinical (LMSW/LSW/LCSW) Exam Study Group V.19 With Phil

Hey guys! Today I talk with various people struggling with passing their ASWB exams multiple times, provide encouragement and motivation to people about to take their exams, and discuss the importance of a routine.

The ASWB Clinical Exam/Master Exam is a test that was made to determine whether or not an individual's level of knowledge of social work in a clinical setting is sufficient. You will have four hours to complete 170 multiple choice questions, including 20 pre-test questions, that test your knowledge in Human Behavior, Diversity Issues, Diagnosis and Assessment, Psychotherapy, Communication, Therapeutic Relationships, Professional Ethics, Clinical Supervision, Practice Evaluation, Service Delivery, and Clinical Practice and Management. To register, you must have at least a Master's degree from a social work program, and two years of clinical social work experience.

[gabrielleatkins]

Passed my exam today with an Thanks for the great videos that helped me through it!

[hilaryhislop]

Your videos are very beneficial and has helped me to get out of my own way to be able to find my own confidence! Thank you Phil!

[TashaLaw]

Thank you much!!! I passed on June 24th!!! LMSW!!! Maryland Social Workers!!! That SFAREAFI acronym is the truth!!

[fullyconnectedpodcast]

Thank you Phil for making these videos! I have used TDC and Sw to sw but i love your approach and you are very good at breaking these down and easy to understand unlike Sw to sw

[chuckd.]

You killed it with the guy that's the personal trainer!! Great advice Phillip!!

[mandas_wild_world]

This has really been helping me so far. I take my LSW test September 1st and this has really been helping me. That acronym does wonders.

[Bluelightcheaphotel]

Dear Phil,
My MSW exam was scheduled out until dang near October due to, you know. I called the testing site and they moved it forward to an earlier date!!

It’s in one week. Help me...lol

[jenniphagregory]

I learned of your page from a FaceBook group. I must say it is overwhelming seeing all the material you have. What would be your suggestion for reviewing videos on your page? Should I start with the most recent, begin at the beginning, or somewhere in the middle? I take my test next month and I have been using the SW ASWB Masters Exam Guide book and their online program. However, it is overwhelming because I do not have a concrete study guide.