Emotional resilience is being able to maintain personal and professional wellbeing, having capacity to respond to life challenges positively and flexibly, and adjust to change effectively.
The latest social work news, updates, and events including what’s happening in the world of children’s social work.
Last week the University of Salford welcomed its largest ever intake on the Step Up to Social Work programme.
The course began with a full day at the Salford Innovation Forum, attended by 103 students in total from across Manchester, West North Yorkshire and Yorkshire &...
Social Work England has confirmed changes to how CPD for social workers will be regulated this year. As part of the new annual registration system, all social workers will be required to...
It is just over a year since the Practice Supervisor Development Programme pilot launch in London, where 16 enthusiastic practice supervisors from across England, came together to be the first participants to experience the programme. Hear more about how the programme has improved their confidence and validated some of their existing skills.
Frontline fellow and care leaver, Jonny, discusses why it's so important to provide extra support and events for care leavers at Christmas time.
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Season?s greetings from Research in Practice?the proof is in the pudding.
Season?s greetings from Research in Practice?the proof is in the pudding.
How has collective learning helped develop Together for Childhood, a place-based approach to preventing child abuse and neglect?
When Heather joined the Fellowship Retreat to develop a ?change-project?, she left with a very different project than she expected. Find out how she made a difference to vulnerable children and families.
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We know that children?s happiness with their lives has fallen and that we must take action to try to address this. We should prioritise children?s own views of what makes a good childhood and how they see their lives. In this blog, Lousie Moore introduces findings from the 2019 Good Childhood Report.
Everyone working with children and families should be aware of Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorders so that we can consider it at the earliest possible opportunity when making assessments. We can then ensure that we provide the right strategies and do not embark on alternative treatment routes, which may be time-consuming or even potentially harmful.
Seventeen inspiring social workers, teams and organisations from across England have been recognised for their contribution to the profession after winning top awards at the national Social Worker...
West Cheshire Children?s Trust has a pioneering vision for working with children and families across the multi-agency partnership. At the heart of this vision is a strong preventative focus at all levels to prevent children and young people becoming more vulnerable and their needs escalating.