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I'm Vicki Shevlin, and I host Social Work Sorted: The Podcast alongside leading Social Work Sorted Training & Consultancy. Social Work Sorted is an online platform for New Social Workers. I provide advice, support and guidance to help new social workers learn, reflect and grow. Social Work Sorted Training and Consultancy provides training to universities and organisations, and consultancy to social work leaders who want to innovate and inspire their workforce. 

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In this episode I talk to you about your plans for the year-Are they realistic?-How do you feel when you fail? -How do you connect planning for you, with planning for others? PLUS 3 reminders when setting goals for yourself and othersLets connect!To book in a free 15 minute chat with me, to talk about training, development, courses or membership, head here. Sign up to my free newsletter Join The Collective The Home Visit GuideThe Child and Family Assessment Guide Email: vicki@s...
I spoke to Rebekah Pierre; expert by experience, author, journalist, and BASW professional officer about;-her journey into social work-international social work -Challenges for newly qualified social workers-Valuing experts by experience in social work-Language and words that don't fit in social work -How NQSW's can advocate for the children they are working with To follow Rebekah and read more of her work:Twitter @RebekahPierre92Diary extracts from care journal: https://t.co/cKLsQxKwhLGuardi...
In this episode I chat to Rich Devine, an experienced social worker and writer about all things direct work.We talk about;-social work education and ASYE programmes -training and skills for social workers -what direct work can mean to different social workers-whether social workers have the skills to complete direct work-the difference between direct work and therapy-practical examples of using direct work with children and families Rich has a a wealth of knowledge and is always up...
In this episode I look at;-what do we mean when we talk about 'court' and social work-how do we view the legal system -how does intersectionality affect our perspective of the legal system-working with legal professionals-staying empathetic when working with familiesThis is just my perspective on where newly qualified social workers should start when you are thinking about court skills.Helpful resources to consider:Wayne Reid⚡️ (@wayne_reid79) / Twitter - Wayne Reid sends a regular email news...
In this episode I chat to Ann Marie Christian, a Safeguarding expert speaker, trainer and author. From social work, to management, to working internationally training in education and social care, Ann Marie has a wealth of experience to share. In this episode we talk about;-Ann Marie's early experiences as foster sibling-Her journey into social care -Systemic racism and social work -Working in safeguarding in education-International safeguarding Find out more about Ann Marie...
Grace is the campaign manager for Music with dementia and a music therapist with a passion for sharing the power of music. In this episode we talk about:-The Music for Dementia campaign -Why music matters-the research and evidence base behind using music to improve the quality of life for people with a diagnosis of dementia -how you can embed music into your social work practice-how to include music in your care planning To learn more: Website: About Music for Dementia – Music for DementiaSoc...
This episode looks at how you can use children's books in your direct work session. The episode covers;-representation-topics-approach-using narratives as conversation topics-building confidence in new ways of direct work To join the next masterclass:'Direct Work and Assessment Skills' Masterclass | SOCIAL WORK SORTEDBooks mentioned:Ruby's Worry By Tom Percival | Used | 9781408892152 | World of Books (wob.com)Sophie Says Official ShopifyThe Huge Bag of Worries By Virginia Ironside | Used | 97...
In this episode I talk about the Signs of Safety approach, specifically the direct work tool titled '3 houses'.I talk about my experience using this tool and the common mistakes made by newly qualified social workers when they use it. If you work in signs of safety or have an interest in this topic please get in touch, I'm happy to be corrected if I have given any incorrect information,For more advice and guidance follow @socialworksorted on InstagramTo get in touch : vicki@socialworksorted.c...
Today's episode looks at the final stage of a home visit and covers;What do you step into when you walk into someone's home?Where should you sit?What should you wear? Where should you do direct work?Are you confident in knowing when to leave?The two books I recommend to all Newly Qualified Social Workers are:Direct Work with Vulnerable Children: Playful Activities and Strategies for Communication by Audrey Tait and Helen WosuAND Direct Work with Family Groups: Simple, Fun Ideas to A...
The first knock on the door. It's a task unique to social work in the community, having to attend a home visit, knocking on the door and not knowing what is behind it. This episode covers:-being sensitive to the family you are visiting-where should you wear your ID badge?-do you take your shoes off?-how to make a good first impression-how to manage pets If you find listening helpful then please leave a rating and review and subscribe! For more information on my communicati...
Aimed at Newly Qualified Social Workers, students and anyone entering social work after a break, these first few episodes of the podcast are guiding you through a home visit. This episode will take you through planning for a home visit, covering three areas;LogisticsSafety Anxiety Listen for helpful reminders to make your life easier when planning home visits. Please rate, review and subscribe! For more advice and for ways to work with me follow @socialworksorted on I...
I could talk to Gem all day! But we managed to keep this at an hour for you!In this episode we talk about:-The impact of reducing a person to what they can't do -Confidence and independence-Content creation and representation -Tea and Gravy There is so much in this conversation to help you learn as a newly qualified social worker. Get in touch with Gem about keynote speaking:https://www.gemturner.com/aboutInstagram: @gemturner LinkedIn : Gem Turner Youtube @gem_turnerLets connect!To boo...
This episode is for you if you want clarity on referral and assessment in children's social care. This in an overview of the process and not a replacement for your organisation processes and policy.For more help:The Child and Family Assessment Guide Youtube: Referrals in child protection - what to do Podcast: Undertake an assessment with me Lets connect!To book in a free 15 minute chat with me, to talk about training, development, courses or membership, head here. Sign up to my free new...
If you haven't met Kyrene before, you should know she is one of the kindest, caring people you will find! In this episode we talk about:-Her social work career journey -The challenges of becoming a manager-Being an introvert and managing others-The value of supervision To find out more, follow Kyrene and get her latest guide:https://www.thesocialworkmentor.co.uk/A guide to your first 4 weeks as a manager Social Work Leaders Podcast InstagramLinkedInLets connect!To book in a free 15 ...
In this episode I am going to guide you through 3 steps to start beating overwhelm.If you find yourself in freeze or panic mode not knowing where to start, sit down with a brew or head out for a walk and lets do this together.Lets connect!To book in a free 15 minute chat with me, to talk about training, development, courses or membership, head here. Sign up to my free newsletter Join The Collective The Home Visit GuideThe Child and Family Assessment Guide Email: vicki@socialworksorted.comInst...
In this episode I talk to Calum and Carol about:-Social Workers Union and how it was formed-The value of being part of a union -Managing your boundaries as a new social workerCalum GallacherLinkedinSocial Workers Union Lets connect!To book in a free 15 minute chat with me, to talk about training, development, courses or membership, head here. Sign up to my free newsletter Join The Collective The Home Visit GuideThe Child and Family Assessment Guide Email: vicki@socialworksorted.comInstag...
Whether you are applying for your first role in social work, getting prepared for interviews or thinking about a move or change, this episode includes 3 key questions you can ask to get clear on what you need. Inspired by the seminars I delivered at the Shared Future in Social Work Conference, this podcast is for students and newly qualified social workers, but I also talk about the way I helped 2 very experienced social workers as well.The next Compass event is The Social Work Show in Manche...
In this incredible conversation I chat to Tamu Thomas, transformational life coach and former social worker, specialising in helping women achieve work-life harmony by aligning with their nervous system for holistic well-being. We talk about:The systemic and structural oppression in social work How to navigate the workplace as a new social workerThe value of regulating your nervous system Tamu’s unique approach, rooted in somatic coaching and Polyvagal informed practice, empowe...
Students and Newly Qualified social workers... this is for you if you want to feel confident.In this bitesized episode I'll be talking you through 3 steps-Replacing the phrase 'imposter syndrome'-Reframing your perception of confidence-Reflecting on what will change when your confidence doesMy membership, The Collective, is for Students & Newly Qualified Social Workers who want to feel confident and calm. Join to get through your first year without burnout, and practice skills to last you...
In one of my most memorable conversations I speak to Clair Graham, from Birmingham Children's Trust.We talk about the importance of community, what contextual safeguarding really looks like in practice and the power of parents as partners in safeguarding.I can't wait for you to listen.You can find Claire on linkedin: Clair Graham To get in touch with me:vicki@socialworksorted.comwww.socialworksorted.cominstagram @socialworksortedLinkedin Vicki Shevlin Youtube @socialworksortedLets c...
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