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Messy Social Work is a podcast for social workers, leaders, students and anyone interested in helping people navigate life's toughest challenges. Hosted by Rich Devine and Tim Fisher, the podcast explores child protection, systemic practice, relationships, leadership, trauma, family support and the realities of frontline social work. Each week, we speak with leading thinkers, practitioners, researchers and people with lived experience to explore what helps, what harms and what social work can…
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Messy Social Work
Über diesen Podcast
Messy Social Work is a podcast for social workers, leaders, students and anyone interested in helping people navigate life's toughest challenges. Hosted by Rich Devine and Tim Fisher, the podcast explores child protection, systemic practice, relationships, leadership, trauma, family support and the realities of frontline social work. Each week, we speak with leading thinkers, practitioners, researchers and people with lived experience to explore what helps, what harms and what social work can…
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- Rich and Tim relational skills, networks, theory and leadership in Family Group Decision Making3. Sept. · 56 Min.
- Rich and Tim on Family Group Decision Making: Power, participation and family leadership30. Aug. · 53 Min.
- Peter Block: relationships, resistance and the relevance of 'Flawless Consulting'19. Aug. · 1 Std. 03 Min.
- Lee Crouch, a parent with lived experience of reunification: what social workers need to know31. Juli · 1 Std. 09 Min.
- Practice lessons from the death of Victoria Marten (Part 2)24. Juli · 57 Min.
- Practice lessons from the death of Victoria Marten17. Juli · 55 Min.
- Connecting Research: Why social workers turn a blind eye and avoid mental pain in child protection13. Juli · 37 Min.
- Rich and Tim on uncertainty, relationships and 14 lessons from practice7. Juli · 42 Min.
- Ex-undercover police officer on why the war on drugs is failing26. Juni · 1 Std. 15 Min.
- Gareth K Thomas, foster carer, on trauma informed parenting19. Juni · 1 Std. 10 Min.