Social work academic at Queen's University Belfast. Particularly interested in residential child care and identity formation in state care. Usual caveats apply.
Hi @DrNeilThompson Many thanks for doing that video piece for me RE your PCS Analysis🤗 I used it with @QUBSSESW social work students yesterday during my AOP input. They were thrilled to see and hear you, as was @GHPMarshall
You have a whole bunch of new fans and followers🤠🤗🤠
Hello again @BryonyShannon I was doing an AOP input for @QUBSSESW social work students yesterday and give you and your work a big 'shoutout'🤗 Hopefully these students follow up my prompting and you🤗 @GHPMarshall
Wow, another fabulous day with social work students @QUBSSESW as I addressed AOP. It was great to see the engagement, especially to the challenges I offered; and their applause was touching and will be long remembered🤗🤗Many thanks to the lovely @GHPMarshall for the invitation🤗
Great stuff! Commitment to ongoing training is key to the provision of good care in our children’s homes. Grateful for the trainers within our children’s residential care system who continue to provide high quality training. @VCallaghan123@JulieBe155838
Great to be at the launch of 'The Hub for Success' involing local authorities, universities and young people in South East Scotland to support care experienced young people in education @SocialWorkEdinU@uoessps@ScotsSW
Today our LAC support group we worked on our daily living skills and had hotdogs for lunch whilst working on our @VOYPIC booklets. #careday2019 is rapidly approaching! It’s great to have a school community that appreciates each and every one of our wonderful pupils @hazelwoodni
Pleased to be at the launch of @BASW_NI and @NISCC_Comms report on experiences of practitioners in delivering social work during 'The Troubles' in N Ireland. Powerful stories of trauma and messages of resilience.
Great to see Women's Aid developing their new Children's Strategy on the basis of the views and perspectives of children and young people, and recognising them as experts in their own experiences