this week we’re diving into the art of motivational interviewing. Think of it as gently convincing your cat to take a bath—tricky but doable with the right approach, and hopefully with fewer scratches.

this week we turn the daunting task of supervision with your manager into a walk in the park—or at least a pleasant jog. Think of it as preparing for a friendly yet strategic chess match—exciting, nerve-wracking, but ultimately rewarding.

I’m your host, Matt, here to dive into a topic weve touched on previously but is so important and im sure hits close to home for many of us—compassion fatigue. Think of it as the silent ninja that sneaks up on you just when you think you’ve got everything under control.

This week we’re diving into the delightful chaos of working with younger children. Think of it as stepping into a live-action cartoon—full of surprises, a bit messy, but always entertaining.

This week we turn the often daunting task of writing a safety plan into something as approachable as assembling flat-pack furniture—but with fewer leftover screws and less cursing at the instructions.

This week we’re diving into the art of adaptability in social work. Think of it as your professional Swiss Army knife—versatile, essential, and sometimes the only thing standing between you and chaos

this week we navigate the rich tapestry of equality, diversity, and inclusion, or EDI, within our social work practice. Think of EDI as the spice mix that brings out the best flavours in a dish, ensuring every bite is as delightful as it is diverse.

This weeks episode guides Social Workers through the choppy seas of one of the trickiest aspects of our job—managing difficult meetings. Think of it as a dinner party where not all guests want to pass the salt.

Today, we’re dialling up the volume on empowerment, turning personal and professional challenges into stepping stones for growth.

Last week I spoke about systems theory, which made me think more about systemic practice and its origins.. Today, we're cracking open the nut that is psycho-social theory—think of it as the Rosetta Stone for understanding human behaviour in social contexts.