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Messy Social Work

Messy Social Work

Welcome to the Messy Social Work podcast. The hosts are Richard Devine and Tim Fisher.Check out our website here: https://www.relationalactivism.com/

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53:10

The why, what and how of Family Group Conferences

Messy Social Work ·

2024/11/22

In this episode of Relational Activism in Social Work, hosts Rich Devine and Tim Fisher kick off with a light-hearted discussion about Tim’s potential rebranding as “Timothy,” complete with tweed jackets and tortoiseshell glasses. Join them for this playful start before diving into the core topic: The Why, What, and How of Family Group Conferences. Recorded on a crisp Friday morning, this conversation blends humor, insight, and practical reflections on relational social workTim's article: htt...

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49:15

Small acts that make a big difference as a social worker

Messy Social Work ·

2024/11/13

Tim Fisher and Rich Devine kick off with reflections on culture and connection, inspired by recent experiences, including Rich’s first trip to the theatre to watch Les Misérables. They discuss the profound impact of stories and how creative expressions like theatre offer fresh perspectives on justice, empathy, and the challenges of human connection.The episode’s highlight is a conversation with Renata, a dedicated social worker in East Sussex and the first storyteller in the Friday Story init...

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48:39

Ideas and Practical Solutions for Social Workers in...

Messy Social Work ·

2024/11/08

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EP.6. Growing up in care, shame and healing

Messy Social Work ·

2024/10/31

In this episode of Relational Activism in Social Work, hosts Tim Fisher and Rich Devine are joined by Terri-Anne Hamer, a care-experienced activist, who shares her powerful journey of overcoming intergenerational challenges and finding her voice within the care community. Terri-Anne reflects on her unique path, discussing her experiences as a third-generation care-experienced individual, her role as a kinship carer for her brother, and the emotional process of understanding her identity. She ...

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44:46

EP.5. Direct Work, Maya Angelou and Black History Month

Messy Social Work ·

2024/10/25

In this episode, Rich kicks things off by admitting his secret fuel: a double-double coffee (that's double strength, double shot!)—the only thing that kept him going through late nights in child protection. He then dives into his approach to direct work with children, sharing insights that go beyond caffeine-fuelled energy. We’re also treated to a voice note from social worker and TEDx speaker, Ian Thomas, who blends personal experience, professional wisdom, academic insight, and a dash of sp...

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54:38

EP.4. How to write analysis in assessments

Messy Social Work ·

2024/10/18

In this episode, Rich and Tim explore the practicalities of analysis. Rich draws on his wealth of experiences and deep dives into analysis. Tim showcases his podcasting skills with an expertly timed musical interlude, which allows Tim and Rich to transition smoothly to talk about the Relational Activism Manifesto. Finally, we say goodbye before concluding with an Eckart Tolle quote—no, wait, we then say goodbye again!

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50:05

EP.3 How to support Kinship Carers

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2024/10/11

In this episode we speak with Team Manager of a Family Placement Team, Toni Mayo. She talked about: - Different types of kindship care arrangements - How LA's can improve their support for Kinship Carers - How Social workers can support Kinship CarersTim shares his experience of attending the Kempe Conference, and learning about the Family Finding Model developed by Kevin Campbell, and finally we touch upon FGC.

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EP.2. Lived Experience, Kinship Care and FGC's

Messy Social Work ·

2024/10/04

In this episode, we speak to the brilliant and wonderful, Kar-Man. She generously and articulately shares her story and experience of social workers engaging with her. We talk about Kinship Care Week (07th -014th October), referencing the following: https://kinship.org.uk/get-involved/kinship-care-week/https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/championing-kinship-care-national-kinship-care-strategyhttps://issuu.com/coram8/docs/incorporating_what_matters_to_children_into_kinshiFinal...

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44:15

EP. 1. Stories and parental engagement

Messy Social Work ·

2024/09/27

This week Tim Fisher and Rich Devine explore the role of story in social work and how we define parental engagement.

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61:10

An interview with social worker and author, Rhian...

Messy Social Work ·

2023/04/20

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37:08

Typologies of domestic abuse (Ep.21)

Messy Social Work ·

2023/04/04

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56:56

An interview with Rob Tucker: Effective Communication...

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2023/03/24

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22:56

Critical Cause of Danger and Critical Cause of Change...

Messy Social Work ·

2023/03/19

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43:42

12 lessons from 12 years on the frontline (EP.18)

Messy Social Work ·

2023/03/10

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45:55

Working with neglect in child protection (EP.17)

Messy Social Work ·

2023/02/28

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74:31

An interview with Vicki Shevlin, Social Work Sorted...

Messy Social Work ·

2023/02/23

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42:20

Common pitfalls and cogntive biases in child...

Messy Social Work ·

2023/02/16

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34:43

Using power and authority in child protection...

Messy Social Work ·

2023/02/08

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42:49

Principles for effective communication with children...

Messy Social Work ·

2023/01/31

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47:32

Attachment Theory and Child Protection Practice (EP.12)

Messy Social Work ·

2023/01/25

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