Clinical social workers have a masters or doctorate in social work and in addition to being trained as social workers, often provide psychotherapy to individuals, families, and groups. We believe that “everything is clinical,” in that the clinical social worker brings together an understanding of environmental dynamics and the effects of disenfranchisement, while also weaving in varying psychological theories. This allows for the clinical social worker to assess, diagnose, conceptualize, and intervene based on the complicated forces that impact all motivation to change, whether in an individual, a family system, an organization, or a nation.