Whose Power is it Anyway? Role Clarity and the Social Workers Dilemma
Relational Practice: a social work podcastShow Notes
Let's talk POWER in social work! It's a word we use a lot, but what does it really mean in our daily practice? In our latest episode, we're getting personal, sharing our own experiences and grappling with the complexities of power dynamics. How do we actually empower others? How do we balance strengths-based approaches with advocating for change? Join the conversation! Share your stories with us at [email protected] (you can stay anonymous!). We'll feature your voice in upcoming episodes.
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