All posts by Joanna Silman
Ethan, now in his 30s, discusses his experiences of 'contact' as a child in care from the age of five and how professionals can support young people with its impact on emotions and behaviour
Ethan, now in his 30s, discusses his experiences of 'contact' as a child in care from the age of five and how professionals can support young people with its impact on emotions and behaviour
We discuss the social work role in working with girls and women affected by female genital mutilation (FGM) and safeguarding children at risk. Our guests bring practice and research perspectives to support practitioners’ knowledge and confidence to work in a relationship-based, anti-oppressive, anti-racist way.
We discuss the social work role in working with girls and women affected by female genital mutilation (FGM) and safeguarding children at risk. Our guests bring practice and research perspectives to support practitioners’ knowledge and confidence to work in a relationship-based, anti-oppressive, anti-racist way.
We spoke to an 18-year-old about his experience of the care system, leaving care and transition to adulthood and independence. He shares his perspective on what he would like to see social workers think about differently, as well as his positive experiences
For this episode, we spoke to Mark Finnis and Mike Hayward about what restorative practice looks like in children's social work.
For this episode, we spoke to Mark Finnis and Mike Hayward about what restorative practice looks like in children's social work.