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The Overwhelming Risk of Safety
At the end of the meeting, Steve, who said he was the Chair of the meeting, said he needed to sum up. Smiling sympathetically at Susan, and sitting perched on the edge of the settee that she had led him to when he had knocked on her door and shown her his badge just an…
Election Day
Political activism was in her DNA. Her grandmother Millie had been a member of the Women’s Social and Political Union (WSPU) and a militant fighter for her cause of votes for women. One of her earliest memories were of the tales her grandmother would tell her on dark and stormy nights by the coal fire…
Why Social Work?
Behind every social worker who’s ego is big enough to accept the invite to write a blog,- is without doubt a team of better social workers, brilliant admin colleagues and others making it possible. I’ve worked with incredibly talented social workers over the years, who have inspired me to be better. From my first day…
Get Up Stand Up
Like most people we often revisit tunes, albums and songs that seem almost part of my DNA. They make me smile, laugh, or cry. Songs can take us to a definite place and time. Certain songs remind us of significant moments in our lives and others bring close people that we love. Mason (2021) suggests…
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Social Work, Cats and Rocket Science 