This report is a reflection of my Master of Social Work field practicum experience at the John Howard Society of Saskatchewan. The report includes an overview of the John Howard Society, outlines the goals and objectives of the practicum, and provides a review of the literature and history of survivance theory. My overarching goal during the four-month graduate level practicum was to gain knowledge and experience using survivance theory as I worked with gang-involved individuals in Saskatchewan: This report outlines how I integrated survivance theory into my practice during my practicum experience. Finally, this report includes sections on the challenges and ethical considerations I faced during the practicum and suggests implications of my learning for social work practice.