Weekly Social Work Links - Issue #54

Blogs and Articles

A new social work newsletter which I have subscribed too and looks helpful

A recent Court of Protection ruling is important reading for the wide range of practitioners dealing with hoarding cases, write Julia Jones and Kate Hicks.

Useful consideration of what reports are for and when/how/if they are shared (beyond the specificity of AMHP reports)

Reports, Resources and Policy

Trauma: an introduction to symptoms, diagnosis and treatment approaches for trauma in children and young people. From this topic guide, you can find the latest blogs, events, publications, videos and podcasts.

Video

This week the team come together for the penultimate Social Work Student Connect webinar!F

Prompted by a number of situations recently in which I have been concerned that professionals may not always know how to read a Court of Protection judgment and whether, and how, it applies to a si…

Audio

Sarah and Paul and debt expert Ripon Ray discuss the cost of living crisis, money matters, anti-poverty practice and what it means for us and the people we work with. The views represented are our own and do not reflect any organisations we work for or have worked for. Ripon's Debt Talk podcast on…

Anti-racism is a verb not a noun. Listen in to these conversations about how people are making anti-racist action a part of their lives. This is a new podcast that is launching soon so adding it this week so you can subscribe and keep an eye out for new episodes - one to watch (or search on spotify!)

Research

Events

These webinars have been amazing and it is the last one this week - keep an eye out and sign up if you can.

The Brightness of Stars: Reading and Discussion with author Lisa Cherry and the UoC Phygital Social Work Book Group. This event can be attended either online (MS Teams) or In-person (Fusehill Campus, Carlisle)

Pot Luck

Seven short lessons every Friday. This is an email I look forward to receiving each week - nothing to do with social work!