Jennifer Groebe, LCSW, Social Worker
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Jennifer Groebe, LCSW

Social Work

Telehealth San Leandro CA, 94579
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Jennifer Groebe, LCSW is a top Social Work in San Leandro, CA. With a passion for the field and an unwavering commitment to their specialty, Jennifer Groebe, LCSW is an expert in changing the lives of their patients for the better. Through their designated cause and expertise in the field, Jennifer Groebe, LCSW is a prime example of a true leader in health care. As a leader and expert in their field, Jennifer Groebe, LCSW is passionate about enhancing patient quality of life. They embody the values of communication, safety, and trust when dealing directly with patients. In San Leandro, CA, Jennifer Groebe, LCSW is a true asset to their field and dedicated to the profession of medicine.

Education and Training

Boston University BS, Education 1974

University of California, Berk MSW 1987

Provider Details

Female English
Jennifer Groebe, LCSW
Jennifer Groebe, LCSW's Expert Contributions
  • Where can I start getting custody back of my daughter?

    Congrats on your journey. Continue to attend meetings and find support. .Look for other support groups for mothers/parents in similar situations. Think of seeking reunification through your local family court system. You may be able to begin with visitation or supervised visitation that may help your mom feel more comfortable. Some agencies offer an advocate who can accompany you to court so you are not alone. Realize this is part of your journey and it includes your daughter and your mother.. I recommend listening to the podcast- Be Careful Who You have Kids With available as an Amazon music app or do a google search. Many topics related to child custody are discussed. READ MORE

  • How likely do fathers get full custody of their children?

    Depending upon where you live you may want to engage an attorney to help you design the custody agreement you are seeking. It is not unlikely for fathers to gain full custody. It can happen. Most family courts offer a list of low cost or self help references. Look for a parenting support group where you can find others in your position who can offer advice from their experiences. READ MORE

  • What are the main duties of a social worker?

    A social worker is educated and trained to help your daughter navigate this time in life of divorce and puberty. A social worker will assess and monitor your daughter's social, emotional, physical and mental functioning and connect her with appropriate community programs. Ask her pediatrician about meeting with a social worker. READ MORE

  • How should I raise my adopted child?

    When an adoption is legal and officially completed in court, the judge states the child is to be considered the same as a natural child and is entitled to everything as well. This includes emotional, physical and financial support and legal status regarding benefits or estate matters. Would you introduce your child as your child or your adopted child? Do you need an extra label? There are open adoptions whereby the child knows and has contact with people in the birth family. On the positive side it can be good to know siblings, etc. However it can raise questions like "why was I adopted out and not my sister." Other families never discuss being adopted and leave it to the child to seek out their birth family as an adult. Each situation is different as is each family dynamic. Adoptive families experience divorce like other families. Once the child enters school you may find there are more adoptive families and you will see how different families operate. Lead with love, create a family of your own with your 'fingerprint'. Take time to bond right away. Parents might find other adoptive parents who can be supportive as you navigate this journey. Jennifer Groebe, LCSW READ MORE

  • Should I involve my son's school social worker in his mental health?

    You are right to be concerned about some of your observations. The school social worker seems like the appropriate person to express your concerns to. You may receive referrals for indivual or group counseling for your son. Another place to express your concerns is with his primary care provider. When the time seems right ask your son how he is feeling about himself, his friends and his life. There may be some aha moments for both of you. Find the right balance as a parent, between being a helicopter and distancing. Your son may have insight as to what he needs from you. READ MORE

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San Leandro, CA 94579
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