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While I love a steaming hot bath and a chill session on my couch, self-care in social work is so much more than what you do as an individual outside of work. Today I am chatting with an amazing and experienced social worker, Mikaela Higgins, who works in the child welfare sector. Mikaela gives us important insights into workplace self-care and how necessary it is for organisations to embed self-care into workplace structures and roles.
Learn more
Click here for a video on Zone of Fabulousness, recommended by Mikaela.
Click here for a Brené Brown video on empathy, recommended by Mikaela
Click here for details of a study on predictors of secondary trauma.
Click here for details of a model for self-care based on ecological systems theory.
Click here to read about why social workers in Wales are more likely to be happy.
Click here to read more about a self-care movement for social workers
How you can get involved
Become a friend of the podcast by tapping the subscribe button on your podcast app, leaving a positive review, and sharing the podcast
Click here to connect with me on Instagram.
Click here to read the blog post for this episode.
Click here to connect with me on LinkedIn.
By Bernadette Moorhead4
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Episode summary
While I love a steaming hot bath and a chill session on my couch, self-care in social work is so much more than what you do as an individual outside of work. Today I am chatting with an amazing and experienced social worker, Mikaela Higgins, who works in the child welfare sector. Mikaela gives us important insights into workplace self-care and how necessary it is for organisations to embed self-care into workplace structures and roles.
Learn more
Click here for a video on Zone of Fabulousness, recommended by Mikaela.
Click here for a Brené Brown video on empathy, recommended by Mikaela
Click here for details of a study on predictors of secondary trauma.
Click here for details of a model for self-care based on ecological systems theory.
Click here to read about why social workers in Wales are more likely to be happy.
Click here to read more about a self-care movement for social workers
How you can get involved
Become a friend of the podcast by tapping the subscribe button on your podcast app, leaving a positive review, and sharing the podcast
Click here to connect with me on Instagram.
Click here to read the blog post for this episode.
Click here to connect with me on LinkedIn.

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