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Social Work Made Accessible

Social Work Made Accessible

A Singapore-based Social Work Podcast where we have conversations on our profession, the practice and people"s perspectives.

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00:38:44

EP17 Principles of working with Children, Dr. Alicia Pon

Social Work Made Accessible ·

2021/08/31

In this episode, it is our great pleasure to invite on Dr. Alicia Pon to share with us 3 principles in working with children. Being a seasoned professional, Dr. Alicia takes us through the importance of appreciating the brain development of children, the elements of engaging with them, and the foundations of having a Rogerian Person-Centred approach and how it looks like in practice. Tune in! As always, you can find us @swmadeaccessible on Instagram.

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00:28:27

EP16 SWMA One year on... and someone new!

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2021/08/08

In this episode, we round up the first year of Social Work Made Accessible and introduce our new host, Ming Fang! We trace the growth and development of SWMA, exmaine the highs and lows over the past year, some misconceptions that listeners may have about the podcast and finally, what we hope to see ahead as we embark into the 2nd year. We’d also like to thank everyone who have been alongsiders with us in this journey - our fellow listeners, guests and sector professionals! We appreciate you tuning

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00:51:25

EP15 Our experiences in Indirect Practice as Social...

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2021/06/05

In this episode, we discuss with Ming Fang, a NUS social work graduate, about our motivations, thoughts and experiences in indirect work experiences in our undergraduate days. Curious to find out our takeaways, considerations and how you may approach indirect practice? Take a listen, and let us know what you think! Reach us via Instagram @swmadeaccessible.

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00:46:49

EP14 Social Work in the Media.

Social Work Made Accessible ·

2021/04/28

In this episode, we share our thoughts on the portrayal of Social Service Professionals in the media with a majority focus on the Singapore landscape. We examine our responses to recent notable videos, suggest reasons for the responses, and potential ways that we can contribute to enhancing the understanding of the Social Work Profession. As always, reach us via Instagram @swmadeaccessible.

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00:55:47

EP13 A Conversation with the 2020 PSWA Winner on...

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2021/03/29

In this episode, we speak with Lyon, award recipient of the 2020 Promising Social Worker Award (PSWA). We begin our conversation on Lyon’s sharing of her heart for the sector, diving deeper into the topic of professional Identity, and recounting her journey to where she is presently! Roles are then reversed where Lyon interviews both Rachel and Dominic on how the podcast as an initiative has shaped their professional identities. Now that’s a first for us! As always, reach us via Instagram

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01:04:45

EP12 Narrative Therapy. Stories and More.

Social Work Made Accessible ·

2021/02/23

In this episode, we speak with Fareez, seasoned Social Worker that applies Narrative Ideas in practice. Through the episode, we dive into what sparked Fareez’s interest in Narrative Ideas, the common concepts, and how it is applied collaboratively in practice. As always, reach us via instagram @swmadeaccessible!

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00:59:36

EP11 Motivational Interviewing. What and why?

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2021/01/25

In this episode, we speak with Farid, an avid advocate of MI. We go through what MI is, the spirit that undergirds the technique, and how it looks like when applied in practice. Reach us via instagram @swmadeaccessible. As it is near impossible to cover everything about MI in an hour, here are some terms we made reference to that will benefit from further digging into: PACE, DARN CAT, Transtheoretical Model of Change, Change vs Sustain Talk

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00:37:13

EP10 Social Work in SUSS! What is it like to be in...

Social Work Made Accessible ·

2020/12/28

In this final episode of 2020, we are joined by Chantel who was in the pioneering batch of Social Work students in SUSS. Chantel shares with us the emphasis of SUSS, the opportunities that is present in the institution, how the Social Work course is structured, and her memorable experiences. Reach us via Instagram @swmadeaccessible. Click this link to join the SUSS Social Work Students Channel: https://t.me/joinchat/El-QtmIH7soOhc8t

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00:52:31

EP09 What about Social Work in NUS? What is it like?

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2020/12/22

In this episode, Flora, a graduate from NUS joins us to share about her experience. We dive deeper into her personal experience of doing a thesis that one may say is unconventional, what is it like taking a second major, her attitudes towards education and how it determined the way she framed her Social Work Education journey in NUS! Reach us via Instagram @swmadeaccessible!

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00:44:17

EP08 Social Work in Nanyang Polytechnic! What is it...

Social Work Made Accessible ·

2020/12/15

In this episode, we are joined by Kiev, a graduate from Nanyang Polytechnic Social Work. We talk about the entry process of how he entered into NYP Social Work, his experiences, memorable modules and the takeaways he had! Reach us via instagram @swmadeaccessible.

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00:34:05

EP07 Social Work Education? Done! For now.

Social Work Made Accessible ·

2020/11/23

In this episode, we “close-off” Dominic’s Social Work education (HOORAY!). WE discuss some key takeaways, suggestions, areas for change, and some final words of encouragement to current and future students. Reach us at swmadeaccessible@gmail.com or via Instagram @swmadeaccessible.

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00:31:06

EP06 Meritocracy and Dignity

Social Work Made Accessible ·

2020/11/09

In this episode, we discuss about our views of meritocracy in the past and the present. Through the conversation, we also observe how dignity is tied to meritocracy and if we ourselves are able to handle the “costs” of not participating in such a system when we are parents. Reach us at swmadeaccessible@gmail.com or via Instagram at @swmadeaccessible. Note: This episode is a continuation from EP05. Source: Teo, Y. (2018). This is what inequality looks like. Singapore: Ethos Books.

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00:28:33

EP05 Narratives and our tensions regarding leisure

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2020/10/26

In this episode we discuss the 2018 publication - This is what Inequality looks like. We begin by introducing the difference between poverty and inequality from the book. Next, we discuss what ‘hats’ we put on when we read the book, Singapore narratives we’ve observed and the tensions we have with leisure. Reach us at swmadeaccessible@gmail.com or via Instagram at @swmadeaccessible. Source: Teo, Y. (2018).This is what inequality looks like. Singapore: Ethos Books.

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00:23:39

EP04 Society and its (dis)equilibrium Part 1

Social Work Made Accessible ·

2020/10/11

In this episode, we attempt something new! In response to a listener’s sharing, we present our preliminary thoughts about the conception of society, disequilibrium and equilibrium in society may look like, and respond to some of the listener’s remaining questions. Reach us at swmadeaccessible@gmail.com or via Instagram at @swmadeaccessible.

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00:22:05

EP04 Society and its (dis)equilibrium Part 2

Social Work Made Accessible ·

2020/10/11

In this episode, we attempt something new! In response to a listener’s sharing, we present our preliminary thoughts about the conception of society, disequilibrium and equilibrium in society may look like, and respond to some of the listener’s remaining questions. Reach us at swmadeaccessible@gmail.com or via Instagram at @swmadeaccessible.

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00:37:31

EP03 Do Social Workers have to be 'nice'?

Social Work Made Accessible ·

2020/09/27

In this episode, we explore the idea of Social Workers “being nice” and reflect on our personal experiences of fitting into that mould during our time as undergraduates. However, the working world offers the reality of professionalism, responsibilities and challenges while striving toward the common goal of enhancing individual well-being. How do Social Workers maintain their ‘niceness’ in such parameters? Should you wish to share your perspectives toward this, reach us at swmadeaccessible@gmail.com

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00:34:48

EP02 Why Social Work?

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2020/09/13

In this episode, we share our personal journeys that led us to the social work profession as well as how it ties into our wider conception of humanity. We also share our perspective on the purpose of human relationship in Social Work. What about you? What brought you into the profession? Reach us at swmadeaccessible@gmail.com or via Instagram at @swmadeaccessible.

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00:37:37

EP01 What is Social Work?

Social Work Made Accessible ·

2020/08/30

In the first episode of Social Work Made Accessible, we attempt to define and distinguish social work as a profession. We also compare it with the common misconception that social workers are simply volunteering. How would you describe Social Work to a member of the public? Let us know your thoughts at swmadeaccessible@gmail.com or on Instagram at @swmadeaccessible.

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00:26:04

EP00 Behind the Podcast

Social Work Made Accessible ·

2020/08/30

In this episode, we bring you through the thinking behind Social Work Made Accessible. We discuss the question, "why a podcast in the first place?" as well as introduce ourselves, go over how we met and talk about what we hope this podcast will achieve! If you have podcast ideas or simply want to share a thought with us, email us at swmadeaccessible@gmail.com or drop us a message at @swmadeaccessible on Instagram.

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