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Why Social Work Identity Matters - reflections from Professional Leads in North East and Yorkshire NHS Trusts

Why Social Work Identity Matters - reflections from Professional Leads in North East and Yorkshire NHS Trusts

Introduction by Robert Lewis In this guest blog we hear from a group of mental health social work leaders from the vibrant North East and Yorkshire NHS Trusts’ Social Work Community of Practice.  Many remain unaware that social workers are an increasing presence in NHS mental health services. With their values and rights-based approaches, social …

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World Social Work Day 2014

Posted by: Lyn Romeo, Posted on: 18 March 2014 - Categories: Recognition, Viewpoint

Today, all over the world, social workers are marking World Social Work Day.

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What’s possible and who cares?

Posted by: Lyn Romeo, Posted on: 27 February 2014 - Categories: Education and training, Knowledge and skills, Viewpoint

As social workers’ practice becomes less about “what’s wrong here and how do we fix it?” and more about “what’s possible here and what is the best outcome?” For those who are served by social workers it may be timely to take this approach to …

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