In Episode 26, Dr. Justin Lee from the Institute of Policy Studies (IPS) responds to our question on how else we might understand the social service ecosystem. We go beyond the familiar and consider other characterisations and contexts. Tune in! As always, you can find us on Instagram @swmadeaccessible.

In Episode 25, we give a prelude to the upcoming series, as we explore other actors in the social service sector working alongside social workers. Tune in! As always, you can find us on Instagram at @swmadeaccessible.

In Episode 24, we speak with Lewin from Solve n+1, a Community-Based Management Consultancy in Singapore. Innovation is this conversation's core subject matter. We share our perspectives on Innovation in the Social Service Sector and what considerations might we need to have to see more of it occurring. We also consider how the multi-disciplinary space might function and what resources might be harnessed from it. Tune in! 

As always, you can find us on Instagram @swmadeaccessible.

In episode 23, we zoom in on the recommendations made by MP Louis Ng during Budget 2022 for Family Service Centres (FSCs). We share our thoughts on his 3 recommendations for FSCs; (1) introducing a cap on cases, providing additional resources for (2) research work and (3) community work. Tune in!

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In Episode 22, we are joined by Xian Jie and Pei Yi. EP22 Part 2 continues the conversation from Part 1 and explores how power and privilege can affect our practice as Social Workers. Tune in! As always, you can find us on Instagram @swmadeaccessible.

In Episode 22, we are joined by Xian Jie and Pei Yi. EP22 Part 1 sees us sharing our thoughts and reflections on power and privilege. We explore the origins of Xian Jie and Pei Yi’s lenses of power and privilege and what helped refined it over time. Tune in! As always, you can find us on Instagram @swmadeaccessible.

Last episode, we explored what might being Trauma-Informed look like in Social Work Practice. In this episode, we zoom into supervision as a domain. We are joined by not 2 but 4 practitioners to discuss the topic of trauma-informed supervision and what it may look like in our practice!

Through a fish-bowl method, our guests tap into their personal experiences to share as supervisors on the topic before passing the baton on for our hosts to explore their observations and learnings from the conversation. Tune in! As always, you can find us on Instagram @swmadeaccessible.

In this episode, we sit down with Jessica and Ling Fang to explore what Trauma-Informed Practice in Social Work might look like. Drawing from their years of experience, Jessica and Ling Fang take us through what the principles of Truma-Informed are how they have been applied in practice across multiple levels; not only with those they worked with but themselves. Tune in! As always, you can find us on Instagram @swmadeaccessible.

In this episode, Dr. Alicia Pon returns to answer your questions! We covered questions that would serve as complimentary to EP17. To name a few, Dr. Alicia gives us her take on explaining our roles to children, what we can do to work on the therapeutic relationships with them, and gives her personal reflections on what she has learned from the children she has worked with. As always you can find us on Instagram @swmadeaccessible!

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In this episode, we explore working with children through the world of play! Join us as we speak with Sook Wai to understand how we can discover our inner child, and use play as an avenue to work with our clients. Tune in! As always, you can find us @swmadeaccessible on Instagram.