Show Notes
**Trigger warning** The content of this episode will include discussions of child abuse, domestic abuse and any other type of abuse that some of the children and families that we have worked with have experienced.**
In this final episode of series one, Rita and Paris dive into the essentials of direct work in social work practice. Drawing from their extensive experience, they explore the tools, tips, and techniques that empower social workers to effectively engage with children, families and communities. Discussing the importance of building trust, establishing rapport, and maintaining cultural competence in these interactions. They offer insights on balancing the use of tools with the need for personal connection. Listeners will walk away with a deeper understanding of the practical skills needed for effective direct work and a toolkit of resources to support their ongoing development as social workers.
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**Trigger warning** The content of this episode will include discussions of child abuse and specific cases that tragically resulted in the death of a child. If you feel that this content may be too difficult for you to listen to, we encourage you to prioritise your mental health and consider skipping this episode. If you or someone you know is affected by any of the issues discussed, please seek support from a trusted person or professional.
**Trigger warning** The content of this episode will include discussions of child abuse, domestic abuse and any other type of abuse that some of the children and families that we have worked with have experienced.**
**Trigger warning** The content of this episode will include discussions of child abuse, domestic abuse and any other type of abuse that some of the children and families that we have worked with have experienced. We understand that these topics are deeply distressing and can be triggering for many people. If you feel that this content may be too difficult for you to listen to, we encourage you to prioritise your mental health and consider skipping this episode. If you or someone you know is affected by any of the issues discussed, please seek support from a trusted person or professional. You can find links to support services below. Thank you for understanding, and please take care while listening.
**Trigger warning** The content of this episode will include discussions of child abuse and specific cases that tragically resulted in the death of a child. We understand that these topics are deeply distressing and can be triggering for many people. If you feel that this content may be too difficult for you to listen to, we encourage you to prioritise your mental health and consider skipping this episode. If you or someone you know is affected by any of the issues discussed, please seek support from a trusted person or professional. You can find links to support services in our show notes. Thank you for understanding, and please take care while listening.
Welcome to the very first episode of Tea with the Social Workers! Join Paris and Rita as we embark on a new journey podcasting together, exploring the world of social work. In this episode, we'll be introducing ourselves, spilling the tea on what led us to this incredible field, and discussing the importance of support and role modelling in our social work journeys.