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The Small Town Social Worker's Podcast, hosted by Nathanael Ferguson, LMSW and Kathleen Maynard, MSW, dives into crucial topics within the Child Welfare System. Through a blend of professional insights, personal experiences, and practical knowledge, the podcast offers invaluable support to individuals and families navigating topics within the Child Welfare system. Each episode tackles issues such as advocacy, resources, and challenges faced by the hosts, as social workers and as parents, aiming to empower listeners with information and strategies for positive change.
Unknown Host hosts The Small Town Social Workers, a general show with 24 episodes published.
The experiences of previous generations often shape the beliefs, behaviors, and coping strategies we carry today. Sometimes without us even realizing it. In this episode of Small Town Social Workers, we explore what gene
Burnout and compassion fatigue have become increasingly common in helping professions, caregiving roles, and everyday life. In this episode of Small Town Social Workers, Nathanael Ferguson, LMSW, and Kathleen Maynard, MS
On today’s episode of the Small Town Social Workers podcast, we’re joined by a special guest, Christina Marsh, to explore play therapy, including what it is, why play is so important in a child’s emotional development, a
Youth sports can be a powerful space for growth, confidence, and connection. However, only when the environment is supportive. In this episode, we take an honest look at what it really means to be a “good” sports parent
In this episode of Small Town Social Workers, we sit down with speech pathologist and founder of Building Blocks Speech and Language Therapy in Jamestown, NY, Trina Pisko, to explore the world of pediatric speech therapy
How do you show love and how do you know when someone feels loved? In this episode of the Small Town Social Workers, host Nathanael Ferguson and guest host Ericka Garcia-Allison explore the five love languages and how un
In this episode, rather than focusing on productivity or perfection, we explore personal, parenting, and professional goals through a lens of compassion and sustainability. We reflect on how real growth often happens qui
In this episode, we break down the common causes of holiday stress as we head into Thanksgiving, Christmas, and the New Year. We talk about family dynamics, expectations, financial strain, and emotional overload. While o
In this episode of Small Town Social Workers, we explore after-school restraint collapse. The emotional unraveling kids often experience after holding it together all day. We discuss why it happens, what it reveals about
In this episode of The Small Town Social Workers, Kat & Nate are joined by the Suicide Prevention Alliance of Chautauqua County Program Coordinator, Carrie Raynor to discuss: - The red flags to watch for with suicide. -
This episode of The Small Town Social Workers tackles the real struggles kids face when heading back to school. Kat and Nate break down the roots of back-to-school anxiety and share practical, strength-based ways to supp
In this powerful episode, hosts Nathanael Ferguson and Kat Maynard dive into the complex world of screen time and technology use in children. Exploring how digital devices impact the brain, especially dopamine levels, wh
In this powerful episode, Nathanael Ferguson and Kat Maynard shine a light on a topic that’s too often overlooked. Men’s mental health. From societal expectations to the stigma surrounding vulnerability, the conversation
In this special anniversary episode of Small Town Social Workers, hosts Nathanael Ferguson and Kat Maynard celebrate one year of impactful conversations by welcoming guest Ericka Garcia-Allison. In honor of Mental Health
In this episode of The Small Town Social Workers, we had the pleasure of welcoming Jenna Miller, MS, OTR/L, founder of Well & Wild Child, LLC! Nathanael, Kat, and Jenna dive into the world of occupational therapy (OT), e
In this Social Work Month special, Small Town Social Workers, hosted by Nathanael Ferguson and guest co-host Holly DePerna, explores how parents, caregivers, and adults can nurture compassion in our youth. We discuss pra
Discloser, heavier topic: In this episode of Small Town Social Workers, we discuss teenage dating, focusing on healthy boundaries, the meaning of dating, and the importance of open communication. With February being Nati
In this episode, Nathanael and Kat tackle the effects of winter blues and cabin fever. Tune in for practical tips and strategies tailored for parents, kids, and teens to stay positive and connected during the colder mont
In this episode, hosts, Nathanael and Kat, delve into effective strategies for nurturing emotional intelligence in children and teenagers. Emotional intelligence is crucial for developing self-awareness, empathy, and str
In episode 5, hosts Nathanael Ferguson and Kathleen Maynard are joined by Officer Emma Ward to discuss domestic violence awareness. Officer Ward introduces listeners to Project Crossroads, a community initiative designed
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