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Social Work Sorted with Vicki Shevlin
Social Work Sorted is the leading podcast for Newly Qualified Social Workers in the UK. Hosted and produced by Vicki Shevlin, a social worker, trainer, consultant and founder of The Social Work Collective Academy.
This is a podcast for social workers and safeguarding professionals who care about skills, knowledge and practice. Fresh, relatable and realistic, Vicki brings her social work experience and unique training approach to bitesize episodes. Guest episodes feature critical conversations with experts from the sector.
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Podcasting since 2022 • 139 episodes
Social Work Sorted with Vicki Shevlin
Latest Episodes
What I wish I'd known as a new social worker
This is just 3 of so many 'what I wish I'd known' tips but I get asked this question a lot and obviously it's something I'm always thinking about! If you liked this episode make sure you subscribe and leave a review!<...
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Why dogs should be on genograms: Social Work Assessments and Pets
A personal share about our family pet, as well as encouraging you to reflect on social work, pets, loss, connection and relationships in all forms. If you have a positive story about social work and pets, animal connections or use o...
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SW England fees, AI and practice, changes to the ASYE, and a spring reset - basically a big update
There are lots of changes (as always) happening in social work so I thought I'd share my views on some of them in this chatty episode.If you want to skip my opinions and go straight to how you can have a mini rest this spring, realign yo...
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54:48
What to do if someone makes a complaint against you as a social worker
This is a question I am asked regularly and although I can't respond to individual circumstances, this episode will take you through:-reframing complaints -removing personal comments -the value in apologising ...
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Assessment Skills: Who are our biggest influences/Virtual genograms
How do we extend the reach of a genogram? Yes, genograms are essential to our understanding of family networks and narratives, but what if the people influencing us the most are the ones we see every morning when we scroll social me...
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