Ruth Hardy
All posts by Ruth Hardy
Podcast discussion covering why supervision is important, whether supervision needs to be reflective and how supervision can help the children and families social workers work with.
Transcript of a podcast discussion covering why supervision is important, whether supervision needs to be reflective and how supervision can help the children and families social workers work with.
Transcript of a podcast discussion covering what self-harm is and why it can be hard to define, why looked-after children and young people are at greater risk of self-harm and mental health problems than those in the general population, and how professionals can work with young people who are self-harming.
Podcast discussion covering what self-harm is and why it can be hard to define, why looked-after children and young people are at greater risk of self-harm and mental health problems than those in the general population, and how professionals can work with young people who are self-harming.
Podcast episode looking at what FII is, why mothers seem to be the typical perpetrators of FII, and how social workers can work effectively with doctors and other professionals.
Podcast episode looking at what FII is, why mothers seem to be the typical perpetrators of FII, and how social workers can work effectively with doctors and other professionals.
Definitions of the key social media networks and discussion of the ethical and legal issues around social workers viewing the social media of service users.
Experts, including parents, discuss the negative perceptions and stereotypes that parents with learning disabilities can face, how social workers can build good relationships with parents, and how to make parenting assessments a more positive, supportive and constructive experience.
Experts, including parents, discuss the negative perceptions and stereotypes that parents with learning disabilities can face, how social workers can build good relationships with parents, and how to make parenting assessments a more positive, supportive and constructive experience.
Transcript of an episode of the Community Care Inform podcast, Learn on the Go. The expert guests are Dave, a parent whose son Mark became involved with gangs, and Catherine, youth justice manager who worked with Dave and Mark and has expertise in gangs and county lines.
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