I’ve been wondering for a while as to why UCS emergency response clinicians has dual role at the School of Social Work,

I've been wondering for a while as to why UCS emergency response clinicians has dual role at the School of Social Work, the people on some of their referrals teach at BC. etc Isn't it kind of awkward for the student to utilize the service? P.S. Nothing against anyone but if it is better to avoid dual relationship?
I’ve been wondering for a while as to why UCS emergency response clinicians has dual role at the School of Social Work, the people on some of their referrals teach at BC. etc Isn’t it kind of awkward for the student to utilize the service? P.S. Nothing against anyone but if its better to avoid dual relationship?

If that’s the case, it does seem like it could be awkward, though I’m sure a crisis counselor in a small community like BC is accustomed to being discreet. I would suppose the SSW and a student could make an arrangement in which they weren’t the student of someone who had responded to them in crisis. If you’re concerned about such an eventuality, talk to UCS about it: bit.ly/BC-counseling.