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23 interventions to supercharge your social work

Save the Social Worker

Please note that all client stories have had identifying details changed. As a social worker who was just starting out, I longed for a long list of social work interventions which I could look through whenever I had a client problem I couldn’t solve. Like a list of hacks to help people. Okay okay, maybe no intervention is that easy, but you get the idea.

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The Mental Health Jargon Buster

Blurt It Out

Accessing mental health services can be overwhelming. On top of the muddle of feelings we’ve got going on, we also find ourselves grappling with jargon. Someone might refer us to an SPA, who contact IAPT, who refer us to CMHT where we end up with a CPN as our CCo. It sounds like gobbledygook and. The post The Mental Health Jargon Buster appeared first on The Blurt Foundation.

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Podcast 039 Why research must inform your practice

Ultimate Youth Worker

In todays episode of the Ultimate Youth Worker Podcast “Why research must inform your practice” Aaron speaks to us about the need to use evidence based practice in our youth work. We look at the need for professionals to have a theory base in their industry which informs the way they practice. Why research must inform your practice. All too often youth workers get tarnished with the reputation of the slackers in the wider human services sector.

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Shelter Confronts Child Welfare Inequity

Shelter, Inc

The harsh reality is not all children are represented equally in the child welfare system, nor do they have equal outcomes. For example, in the American population of children, African Americans make up 15%, but they represent 33% of foster care children. Yet, study after study show child abuse and neglect is lower in Black families than white families.

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5 Must Haves for Case Management

Thousands of nonprofits rely on case management software to help collect data, manage programs, coordinate with agencies, and provide life-changing health and human services. Adopting a cloud-based case management platform is essential for nonprofits and government agencies to operate more efficiently and make better use of their funding and budget.

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Free Interactive Feelings Monster Activity

Creative Play Therapist

Instructions. - CLICK HERE to make a copy of the Feelings Monsters Google Slides presentation. - Pages 3 - 8 of the Gslides presentation are the monster outline templates. To change the color of the monsters click on the line of color to the right of the monster and then click the paint can icon to select a new color. - Page 9 - 10 of the presentation contain the facial feature options for the monster.

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Spot Your Thought Patterns Through Radical Honesty Journaling

Beautiful Voyager

Photo by Kat Stokes. Many of us struggle with self-awareness and self-love. We’re capable of helping others, understanding their problems, and providing support, but when it comes to our own issues, we have a hard time doing the same. We’re unable to recognize or analyze our behavior objectively. The truth is many of us are forced into repetitive patterns we believe are an innate part of us.

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Celebrating Black History Month

Shelter, Inc

Judge Jane Bolin. In 1915, historian Carter G. Woodson and minister Jesse E. Moorland found the Association for the Study of Negro Life and History to research and promote Black Americans’ achievements. In February 1926, the association sponsored the first Negro History Week. They chose February because it was the birth month of both Frederick Douglass and Abraham Lincoln.

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what's love got to do with it?

Clinical Philosophy

A talk for a Confer London webinar on Psychotherapeutic Forms of Love 30th January 2021 Introduction Patients come to therapy voicing all sorts of problems. Sometimes they talk about, say, anxiety or depression or hypomania, sometimes about relationship and work difficulties. But all going well, I suggest, what they’ll be met with in therapy is the opportunity to engage in a form of interaction which leaves them with a greater trust in their lovability, a greater clarity regarding what it is to