Complete list of Social Work Podcasts - Listen & Review on Goodpods
63 Episodes
|
Avg Length 47m
|
Latest episode 1 month ago
This podcast was created for lawyers however anyone who works with people will benefit from this content. Through inspiring interviews, courageous conversations and thoughtful commentary, Myrna and her guests shine a light on a critical ethical competency lawyers missed in law school: trauma-informed lawyering. This is a do-no-further-harm, relational approach to the practice of law which benefits you, your clients, your colleagues and the legal profession generally. For lawyers and non-lawyers alike, this is your education in trauma, resilience, compassion, empathy, humility, boundaries, vicarious trauma and good professional relationship strategies you didn't know you needed. Artwork titled, "Myrna at Moonrise" by Métis artist Leah Marie Dorion.
52 Episodes
|
Avg Length 66m
|
Latest episode 2 years ago
The Melanated Social Work Podcast is hosted by four men of color within the field of social work; Josh McNeil, Marvin Toliver, Michael Grinnell, and Jesse Wiltey. Join us as we discuss social work, mental health, politics, music, liberation and many other topics.
74 Episodes
|
Avg Length 21m
|
Latest episode 5 months ago
The Real HPG podcast where we decode humanity's quirks, talk true crime, explore the paranormal, and negotiate with extraterrestrials. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
27 Episodes
|
Avg Length 39m
|
Latest episode 10 days ago
The Missouri Department of Social Services is proud to present The Call to Foster, a heartwarming new podcast series that features inspiring stories from foster parents across the state. Each episode will highlight their unique experiences and perspectives, how they overcame hesitations, and provide helpful advice for anyone considering becoming a foster parent. Prepare your heart as you hear first-hand from the compassionate families and individuals working together to make a difference for Missouri’s most vulnerable children.
9 Episodes
|
Avg Length 17m
|
Latest episode 6 years ago
Story Telling can be healing for both the story teller and listener alike.Yet for most people experiencing homelessness, lives are lived on the fringes, voices are left unheard and opportunities for the larger community to understand them are lost.These heartfelt stories, a collaboration between Story Corps and the Valley Homeless Healthcare Program present the voices of people experiencing homelessness, and shine a light on the humanity of the most vulnerable members of our society.
94 Episodes
|
Avg Length 36m
|
Latest episode 10 days ago
Brought to you from Trauma Informed Consultancy Services and hosted by Dr Lisa Cherry, this podcast is a multi-agency, inter disciplinary resource for those who work in education, social care, criminal justice or health and to listen to conversations that make a difference. Utilising the wisdom of lived experience, academic research and practice knowledge, we will support you in your work of developing trauma informed, relationally focused practice developing safe, supportive and healing environments. Our collective focus is threefold; preventing harm, not adding to harm, seeking to mitigate harm when it has already happened. Join us as we explore better ways of working together, sharing emerging research the best practices, all while deep diving into empathy, connection and authenticity.
88 Episodes
|
Avg Length 19m
|
Latest episode 3 years ago
A podcast designed to inspire women through the adventures of becoming a new version of themselves!
116 Episodes
|
Avg Length 39m
|
Latest episode 6 days ago
Three friends that happen to be social workers discuss current social issues from their front room/studio. Expect debate and hard hitting real talk with a sprinkle of top drawer humour to keep it moving.
17 Episodes
|
Avg Length 41m
|
Latest episode 2 years ago
Childhood trauma specialists Stephan Friedrich and Adela Holmes discuss challenging behaviour, out of home care, parenting and developmental trauma. They respond to direct questions from the public and to relevant and topical issues.
35 Episodes
|
Avg Length 57m
|
Latest episode 5 months ago
Welcome to The CBT Dive: a video podcast that brings therapy skills to the real world! Each episode welcomes a new guest who wants to explore a challenging situation using the most common cognitive behavioural therapy tool: the thought record. Rahim Thawer is a queer, racialized social worker and psychotherapist based in Toronto. He's created this podcast to support folks who want to learn how to use this clinical tool and to demystify what therapy can look like.
10 Episodes
|
Avg Length 39m
|
Latest episode 10 months ago
What makes for a mentally healthy society? Harvard psychiatrist Reuben Hendler, MD explores this big question from multiple perspectives, in dialogue with deep thinkers and compassionate healers. This is a podcast for anyone interested in mental health and how the healing of individuals and society can go hand in hand. Ideas expressed on the podcast are those of its contributors and not the views of Harvard University, Harvard Medical School, Massachusetts General Hospital, McLean Hospital, or other hospitals and programs. The content of this podcast provides general information only - not medical or professional advice. References to individuals' experiences of health reflect amalgamations of multiple experiences.
35 Episodes
|
Avg Length 40m
|
Latest episode 3 years ago
Contrary to popular belief, therapists are people too! And behind every therapist is a story of why mental health matters. Every other week come hear about what we do and why we do it in the safest place there is, my pillowfort! Skeptical about scheduling your first session? Let us ease your mind. I’m Nicole Fortune, LCSWA, MSW, MPH and this is the Pillowfort Session Podcast. For the therapy curious.
45 Episodes
|
Avg Length 51m
|
Latest episode 2 years ago
A social work podcast discussing difficult topics through personal stories of lived experience, topic episodes related to the field of social work and human services and guests who work within the field.
106 Episodes
|
Avg Length 42m
|
Latest episode 11 days ago
You already know that there are a bunch of things people talk about in pockets or completely avoid. Things that may be controversial or uncomfortable but we need to get them off our chest. During "Why Don’t We Talk About This?", licensed clinical social worker and psychotherapist, Paula McMillan-Perez speaks with folks whose learned experiences and/or professions give way to a diverse knowledge of topics that we just aren't talking about...but should be!
39 Episodes
|
Avg Length 86m
|
Latest episode 9 months ago
Unpacking the Eerie is a passion project that merges the intersections of our dark curiosities with our deeply held values. Each episode we’ll dig past the surface of morbid fascination, scavenging for unasked questions surrounding the stories that creep the hell out of us. We hope that when you listen, you’ll experience the feels, the enjoyment, the horror and interludes of comedic relief that we do. - 2 politicized social workers who met in the Pacific Northwest, USA and are now based in the PNW and in India. Visit our website at www.unpackingtheeerie.com | Follow us on instagram @unpackingtheeerie & Facebook at Facebook.com/unpackingtheeerie.
129 Episodes
|
Avg Length 37m
|
Latest episode 3 years ago
An empowering movement to help you combat your excuses, take control of your life, write your own story & most importantly Find Your Voice.Whatever your current situation is telling you, it is not the end. It is just a chapter or page in the book of your life. This podcast will interview people from all walks of life who have faced, adversity, anxiety, grief, death, depression, family loss etc but have found a way to persevere and win. They have found their voice & have now started to write their own story.It will also demonstrate to you that with the right mindset and correct action you too can really start taking control of your life and finding your way in life, at whatever it is that makes you happy.Finding your voice is about showcasing your true self and making decisions for you, not to please others. It is a metaphor for finding your purpose in life and taking full responsibility and accountability for your future.It's always been a goal to change the world, but I can't do this alone. I need your help. Join the movement and let’s share our stories to not only find our own voices, but to help others too. PLEASE CHECK OUT OUR NEW SPONSOR HEALTHXCEL: https://www.healthxcel.co.uk and use code: FYV10 for 10% off Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
20 Episodes
|
Avg Length 46m
|
Latest episode 1 month ago
Lukas Pairon is in this podcast interviewing researchers and practitioners (musicians as well as social and community workers) who are active in social music projects, as well as telling about his personal experiences, ideas and involvement in applied ethnomusicological research on the possible social impacts of music-making. The SIMM-podcast is launched during the February-March 2021 fifth international SIMM-posium (see: www.simm-platform.eu/planning/simm-posium-5) and is during that period broadcast on a weekly basis. From March 2021 on the SIMM-podcast will be broadcast once or twice every month. Lukas Pairon is founding director of the international research platform SIMM (on Social Impacts of Music-Making). Info: www.simm-platform.eu.
39 Episodes
|
Avg Length 41m
|
Latest episode 18 days ago
This podcast is about all things Children's Division in Missouri! Learn about Children's Division's mission, involvement in big issues facing child welfare today, and how the division is working hard to better support the children and families in the Show Me State.
2 Episodes
|
Avg Length 14m
|
Latest episode 1 year ago
Hosted by the University of Utah College of Social Work's Dean Philip Osteen, we engage innovative thinkers and cutting-edge researchers to discuss big ideas in social work.
44 Episodes
|
Avg Length 61m
|
Latest episode 7 days ago
This podcast is a brought to you by Southwest Counselling Services in Sarnia, Ontario, Canada. The show is for social workers, counsellors, psychotherapists and anyone in the mental health profession as well anyone looking for more information on improving their mental health or overall wellness. The show is hosted by a group of Registered Social Workers/Psychotherapists including; Matt Barnes, Michele McPherson, Taylor Dunlop & Rachael Fowler. Every episode aims to be informative, relevant and full of practical tips, tricks and wisdom from some of the leading experts in the field.
15 Episodes
|
Avg Length 40m
|
Latest episode 3 years ago
Lectures and instruction for SWK-6521 Advanced Clinical Social Work. A course in the MSW program at Aurora University.
143 Episodes
|
Avg Length 95m
|
Latest episode 1 day ago
On this weekly podcast, two aging front men Mike Perez (No Bragging Rights/Burner State) and Mike Alsaybar (Create Avoid/Torture Culture) offer their perspective and opinions on life, pop culture, current events, conspiracy theories and mental health.Support this show http://supporter.acast.com/walking-blind. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
14 Episodes
|
Avg Length 11m
|
Latest episode 2 years ago
The journey and experiences of an adoptive dad.
11 Episodes
|
Avg Length 43m
|
Latest episode 2 years ago
This podcast will cover themes related to raising kids. The host will take psychoanalytic, parenting, and educational perspectives when parenting or working with children. Each episode will answer questions about challenging situations children and adults can find themselves in. Furthermore, the idea that it is necessary to provide blankets and boundaries for kids will be explored. Artwork was done by Elisa Keane and music is from Uppbeat.
6 Episodes
|
Avg Length 13m
|
Latest episode 4 years ago
Join me as I dive into the importance of self-love and self-acceptance, destigmatizing mental health and getting help, the challenges surrounding loss and illness, and more thoughts and observations about life and the world!I am a clinical social worker and have worked in the field of chronic illness, end of life, grief and loss, and mental health. I currently work as a therapist in private practice and also advise and supervise social work students.I am very active on LinkedIn and invite you to check out the videos and content I've put out there to get an idea of what I'm about :-)!Please email me at [email protected] with any suggestions or feedback! Looking forward to hearing from you!Thank you so much for the support as I begin this exciting endeavor!All of my podcasts are also available in video form on YouTube at https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC_qEXrOKvg-B6X2E5H8CNeg
36 Episodes
|
Avg Length 31m
|
Latest episode 10 days ago
We’d like to introduce you to a new podcast. It’s called Different. But why different?You know how when you’re wearing sunglasses it puts a tint on everything? Or if you wear glasses you see some things in focus and others out of focus?Well, we all have lenses on the inside of our head too. And they tint, colour and shape everything we see, think and understand.So, on this podcast Steve Chalke and Jill Rowe are going to dive headlong into just that as they discover a new ‘meaning making’ story and embrace a fresh way of thinking about life, the universe and everything in-between.They will talk about getting to a place where we see our lives as part of something bigger than our day-to-day experience - becoming a part of an unfolding story. Finding joy in ordinary moments, facing failure and struggle and discovering liberation and purpose.They’ll also discuss experiencing life as a gift and learning how to live on purpose. They’ll be peering into dark nights of the soul and finding hope. And simply learning how we are here to walk each home.We hope you enjoy these conversations – discovering a new story and embracing new thinking.This podcast is powered by Oasis. Edited and mixed by Matteo Magariello. Produced by Peter Kerwood. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
19 Episodes
|
Avg Length 62m
|
Latest episode 11 months ago
The Continued Learning Social Work podcast with host Benjamin T. Bencomo brings you in-depth discussions on current clinical and professional issues in the field. Learn from candid conversations with leading experts and earn CE credits when you join Continued.
1 Episodes
|
Avg Length 1m
|
Latest episode 14 years ago
Making the move to residential care is one of the biggest decisions most people have to make in their lives. Focusing on staff and residents at Drummond Grange, the five video tracks in this album explore the organisational and personal aspects of the transition from independent living to residential care. It addresses the importance of selecting the right place for your needs and interests, finding ways to maintain contact with your family and adjusting to life in a new community. The material forms part of the course K216 Applied Social Work Practice.
12 Episodes
|
Avg Length 28m
|
Latest episode 1 month ago
This podcast is designed for experienced child and family social workers who are considering a career transition, whether you’re looking to move up the ladder or explore opportunities beyond statutory social work. Join me as we delve into insightful discussions, expert interviews, and practical advice to help you navigate your next career move with confidence and clarity. Stay tuned for more updates and be sure to subscribe so you don’t miss an episode. Let’s make your career pivot a success!
6 Episodes
|
Avg Length 38m
|
Latest episode 1 month ago
Social Work Beginnings is a student hosted podcast engaging with instructors, agencies and members of the social work community in Canada. As we strive to learn to become effective social workers at the beginning of our careers, we seek to amplify the on-going work to advance social justice in Canada within social work. This podcast was born out of a desire to equitably increase the accessibility of opportunity to learn outside the classroom about our diverse field. https://www.swbeginnings.ca
136 Episodes
|
Avg Length 32m
|
Latest episode 2 months ago
The Social Workers Radio Talk Show airs live on UAlbany's WCDB 90.9FM in Albany, NY. Our mission is to use the medium of radio to educate and enlighten our university and extended communities about social work trends and current practices provided by social workers. The Social Workers Radio Talk Show was conceived as a unique opportunity for the University at Albany's School of Social Welfare students to explore media opportunities in radio hosting, production and prep. Hosted by Dr. Eric Hardiman and Alyssa Lotmore, LMSW.
12 Episodes
|
Avg Length 16m
|
Latest episode 14 days ago
Dr. Zayda Sorrell-Medina is an educator, social scientist, advocate, author, intellect, and podcaster dedicated to the advancement of knowledge and positive transformation among individuals and communities. The Voice Podcast combines storytelling and research to shed light on urban and social work topics. The ultimate goal of this podcast is to inspire, empower, and motivate.Follow on instagram:https://www.instagram.com/zaydasorrellmedina/Web page:zaydasorrellmedina.com
103 Episodes
|
Avg Length 45m
|
Latest episode 17 days ago
A place where we explore research, amplify autistic voices, and change the way we think about autism in life and in professional therapy practice. Visit learnplaythrive.com/podcast/
73 Episodes
|
Avg Length 40m
|
Latest episode 1 year ago
huevoices podcast centers the Black Helping Tradition and offer social workers strength-based practices to serving Black communities. Weekly episodes feature practitioners, educators, change agents, and thought leaders discussing mental health, youth development, family life, policy advocacy, and community empowerment.
8 Episodes
|
Avg Length 34m
|
Latest episode 3 years ago
PodCASC is an ongoing series of interviews that feature the diverse stories of CASC Alumni who share highs, lows, and other revelations about community action and social change after college. Alumni discuss a range of issues, like finding a social justice community in a new city, navigating social justice language in different work cultures, finding a balance between their passion and capacity, and much more.