Residential Child Care Workers Points Of View Podcast , Global

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Residential Child Care Workers Points Of View Podcast , Global episodes

September 18, 2022 Anne-Marie Day & Joe.
In todays episode I interview A probation officer & now Keele University Lecturer about her PHD study that looked into the subject of children’s pathways into offending . My interviewees research considered children’s views in relation to those particular pathways . Alongside hearing about the interviewees research we also hear the interviewees point of view about the current state of the residential childcare system in the UK and what needs to be done to make improvements. Amongst other things we consider subjects such as physical restraint, the English care review and the context around placing children in care . I found this interview, thought provoking and interesting. So without further ado please welcome Dr Anne -Marie Day .
42 min
June 21, 2022 Alison Gough & Joe
Alison & Joe. A discussion about secure care & Alison's journey from student social worker to director .
48 min
June 06, 2022 D Rodger : Points Of View From Direct RCC Practice
In this episode I talk to David Rodger who is a residential worker based in the west coast of Scotland. David provides his point of view about a range of themes such as training , physical restraint , qualifications , the national child care review & physical restraint. We also hear about David's current MSC research project exploring the use of supervision in residential child care . So without further a do , please welcome David Rodger.
47 min
June 03, 2022 Ruth Emond & Autumn Roesh-Marsh : Friendships , Key Reports & the Future Of RCC
In this episode I talk to two academics about their points of about residential child care in the here and now and future possibilities. Within the podcast both academics discuss some of their research & important themes such as friendship & supporting carers within the life space. I really enjoyed this interview & I hope you do too. So without further a do, please welcome Autumn Roesh Marsh & Ruth Emond.
1 hr 11 min
February 16, 2022 Brodie Paterson & Joe (Compassion Fatigue & TIC ).
In this episode I talk to academic Dr Brodie Paterson. We explore the challenges associated with compassion fatigue and trauma informed care .
42 min
January 16, 2022 Steven Hollinsworth & Joe: A social workers view of residential child care .
In this episode I talk to an ex residential worker who has now been working as a children and families social worker for over ten years. In this episode we discuss : why the worker chose to work as a social worker rather than a residential worker, we also look at a child's journey into residential care through the lens of a social worker & amongst other thing we also give consideration to how we can make residential more attractive to graduates. So without further a do please welcome Steven Hollinsworth.
45 min
December 12, 2021 Dr Laura Steckley & Joe
In this episode I talk to academic Dr Laura Steckley . During the discussion we hear about Laura's point of view about restraint reduction within the residential setting, the importance of containment, the promise, the importance of the use of activities and we explore Laura's view point about workforce education and qualifications. So without further a do please welcome Laura Steckley.
57 min
October 24, 2021 Lowis Charfe
In this episode I talk to an academic about her early career as a youth justice social worker & hear about her transition into teaching social work at the University Of Central Lancashire, I also hear about my guests experience of developing and teaching social pedagogy . Amongst other things we explore what the perspective may offer to those working within the helping professions , so without further a do please welcome Senior lecturer Lowis Charfe
55 min
October 02, 2021 Interview with Paul & Sace from Musicares
In this episode I talk to Paul Sullivan and Sace Lockhart who run the musicares project which is a project that has been set up to offer all types of music tuition to children and young people with lived experience of care . In this interview I hear about the journey so far and what Paul and Sace hope to achieve with the project as it evolves. Amongst other things we discuss the current evidence base that exists with regard to the benefits creative arts has to those with lived experience, we also consider some of the barriers associated with running projects such as musicares and we also consider the types of tuition on offer. I enjoyed speaking to Paul and Sace and know that you will too, so without further a do please welcome Paul Sullivan and Sace lockhart. Contact the team on the links and email below.
The Sound Lab - The Sound Lab [email protected]
music plus
28 min
September 18, 2021 David Grimm
Interview with David Grimm. In this episode we explore David's journey from being in care to becoming a student social worker. I found this interview to be inspiring and thought provoking .
51 min

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A podcast dedicated to showcasing what's going on in the specialist field that is residential child care.We are interested in radical stories, thoughts or opinions about residential child care.