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Join Kris + Michelle as they discuss Season 3 where we will focus on novice social workers. Our guests for this season have graduated within the past two years and are here to spill the beans on the real world of social work.
In this episode, Kris + Michelle reflect on the final two episodes of Season 2. Make sure you're all caught up, then listen to their reflections on the season and evolving roles of social workers.
This episode features Keshia Sandidge, LCSW, who is running for NC Senate in District 34. Keshia shares her journey of getting involved with political action and reminds us that social work is political.
This episode features Miriam Espaillat, MSW, LCSW. Miriam is the co-founder + Director of Community for Raydal Hospitality. Miriam shares how she uses her social work skills + social justice mindset in the restaurant industry.
In this episode, Michelle + Kris share their thoughts and reflections on the first part of Season 2. Make sure you are all caught up and then listen along. They also share how to become a supporter if you are so inclined!
This episode features Jordan Harrold, MSW, LCSW, owner, Clinical Director, and therapist at Harrold Counseling and Wellness. Jordan shares how she has bridged a personal tragedy into shaping her work and passion.
In this episode, Kris + Michelle speak with Tchernavia Montgomery, MSW, LCSW, Executive Director of Care Ring. Tchernavia discusses health equity, showing up as our full selves, and how her own journey keeps her hopeful for others.
In this episode, Kris + Michelle interview Maruka Rivers, LCSW, CCPT, Chief Visionary Officer & Clinical Director of MRiversAwakenings Healing Collective. Maruka leads a conversation about bridging the gap between micro and macro work while focusing on decolonizing therapy.
This episode features Roger Suclupe, MSW, LCSW, Clinical Assistant Professor + BSW Program Director at UNC Charlotte School of Social Work. Roger shares how he bridges the gap between the classroom and the community.
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