Is not all the lyrics, but some parts (if you think about it in a non literal way…) of it just seems to be a cry for help that, in other words or behaviours are said so many times by people we work with.
Tag Archives: social work profession
[005.20] Learning Social Work (from) Outside the University Walls – a reflection
The trans-theoretical nature of the social work profession demands, thus, that social work professionals and social work students develop their knowledge based constantly, incorporating theories in their practice throughout their professional practice.
[024.19] joint social work education and research conference 2019
Under the general theme of Human Relationships and Wellbeing in Social Work, the JSWEC will be held in Manchester on the 9th and 10th of September 2019. The closing date for submissions is Sunday 16 June. The Conference will have a focus on social work as a profession which recognises, engages in and realises humanContinue reading “[024.19] joint social work education and research conference 2019”
[017.19] relationships and 2nd opportunities
No… this is not supposed to be a new section of my website, neither I want to be the next “Dear Deidre” and “solve” personal and love problems here. It is about a fairly new TV series on Amazon (New Amsterdam) and a recent article published in CommunityCare by John Radoux (that you can followContinue reading “[017.19] relationships and 2nd opportunities”
[016.19] supporting the transition into the community of care leavers with complex needs
[…] some topics for debate around young people/adults, leaving care in the UK.
[009.19] – Yes, we can :)
[058.18] Building practice supervision in learning organisations: Partnership Conference
The conference will include sessions on: initiatives exploring how to make better use of supervision as an opportunity for organisational and individual learning; the development and early roll out of the Practice Supervisor Development Programme; local approaches to supervision and transferable learning; how families and young people can be involved in supervision.
Miguel Valerio 