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Hosted by Paul Shuttleworth & Sarah Flagg · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 24 episodes
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Sarah Flagg and Paul Shuttleworth have a chat about their British social work lives, and break down complex policy, theory and practice into a discussion that is relatable and (sometimes) humorous. The views represented are our own and do not reflect any organisations we work for or have worked for.
Paul Shuttleworth & Sarah Flagg hosts Do Do Social Work, a society show with 24 episodes published.
An emergency podcast to break down the challenges of kinship care, and encourage you...yes you...to provide your ideas to help shape new legislation. Sarah and Paul discuss the new and exciting ideas laid out for kinship
In this episode Paul and Sarah team up with Veterinary Social Work expert Rebecca Stephens to chat about the link between human and veterinary services. We deep dive into why companion animals matter in our lives, and ho
In this episode Paul and Sarah are joined by 'Placement Queen' Sarah Wilkins to discuss the ins and outs, the ups and downs, of course placements. What is it? What does each person involved need to do? And how to survive
To celebrate Neurodiversity Awareness Week, Sarah and Paul unpack what ADHD really is—and Paul nervously, (over)shares that he joins the 1 in 7 people with his ADHD diagnosis. They cover the three ADHD presentations, whe
In this episode Paul and Sarah have a chat about Experts by Experience, co-production and participation and are joined by Debs Pawley, Coordinator of the Experts by Experience Network at the University of Sussex. The vie
Do you like being in a group, or are you a lone wolf, or somewhere in-between? In this festive episode, Sarah and Paul chat about group dynamics, reflecting on not only what it means in social work, but also their own li
What does trauma-informed practice really mean? Is it just another buzzword, another thing we have to do—or something that can genuinely change how we work with people every day? In this episode, Sarah and Paul chat with
Sarah and Paul discuss the current concerns about the effectiveness of the Domestic, Abuse, Stalking, Harassment and Honour-Based Violence (DASH) assessment. Is it still fit for purpose, and what can this mean for other
Be prepared to smash it at interviews. Sarah and Paul discuss the do dos and no nos of interviews. It's a serious matter, but we enjoyed talking about it with a few giggles on the way. Although tailored for social work,
Sarah and Paul discuss what’s happening with AI, ChatGPT, and using big data to inform risk. Will AI be a help or a hindrance? They also discuss how to be part of the change and ensure that professional and lived experie
In this episode, Sarah and Paul provide tips on one of the most necessary but often confusing parts of social work practice – critical reflection and critical thinking. What is it? Why do we need to do it? Is Bowlby all
In this episode Sarah and Paul discuss Relationship Based Practice with children. After a few months away they felt a bit rusty so roped in experienced Social Work Manager and all round good egg Laura Lacey to help. The
In this episode Sarah and Paul discuss good communication skills, the challenges and what it means in practice. Paul tries out Egan’s Skilled Helper Model on an unsuspecting Sarah. The views represented at time of record
In this episode Sarah and Paul discuss LGBTQIA+ issues. They talk about marginalisation, discrimination, intersectionality and how to work in an inclusive way. Paul also discusses his queerdom and his time bunking off fr
Sarah and Paul discuss the difficult topic of retention and recruitment, what it feels like not to have recognition for the work social workers do do and how this leads to moral distress. They also talk through Murphy's
This time Sarah and Paul discuss a book chapter written by Paul! The chapter focusses on the shaky assumptions that are often made with Kinship Care placements. The chapter is part of an upcoming book out in July called:
Content warning: This podcast contains references to domestic abuse from the outset which some may find distressing. Sarah and Paul discuss domestic abuse, including victim-survivor experience, trauma responses and socia
For Social Work Month/Week/Day - Sarah and Paul discuss social action, social justice and critical social work. What do they mean? Should we be doing them? If so, how? Do we even have enough time? So many questions – and
Sarah and Paul chat about the stresses and strains for social workers and families at Christmas time. This episode gets a bit silly and there is a bit too much singing - we are truly sorry. More than ever the views repre
Sarah and Paul and debt expert Ripon Ray discuss the cost of living crisis, money matters, anti-poverty practice and what it means for us and the people we work with. The views represented are our own and do not reflect
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