Graduate Tutor in Social Work at Northumbria University. Areas of interest include working with adults, veterans and simulation in social work education.
The report explores how understandings of social pedagogy can enrich educational and social professions. Throughout this report seeks to outline in greater detail why a social pedagogical perspective is important in enabling social professions to... https://t.co/7nyhdhGX8y
"Whether shouted in their face on the street, daubed on their wall or tweeted into their living room, the impact of hateful abuse on a victim can be equally devastating." https://t.co/e2spy6Gwnh
Thank you to members of Praboromarajchanok Institute for Health @Ha_hAeng visiting Northumbria Uni for sharing your lunch with us today. We hope that the social work simulation we demonstrated last week was something you can share when you go home to Thailand @SocialWorkNU
We're super excited to share our TV advert! Stroke changes lives in an instant, but the brain can adapt. And so can you.
We’re here to support people to rebuild their lives after stroke. Share your story of how your stroke felt - #RebuildingLives: https://t.co/rnPkedhzBo
Colleagues in Africana #medhums, please share this far and wide. This practitioner database will help bring visibility to African scholars/artists working in #medicalhumanites, but also adequately match projects & initiatives w/ expertise across Africa https://t.co/6EU0V3B0cE
We've just finished a round of BIA Refresher workshops exploring the LPS and collecting data on how currently practising BIAs view them. Here's a fantastic summary overview on LPS from the ever-insightful @Capacitylaw
If we limit our reading to material published in the last 5 / 10 years we do not permit the accumulation of knowledge or we force ourselves to rely on contemporary reinterpretation of seminal works. Sometimes, but not always. @HSciences@We_UoS_Nurses
I'm really pleased to be involved in the BASW (DHSC funded) steering group on the development of capabilities statement and professional development pathway for Social Workers working with autistic adults in England.
We are currently running systemic practice simulations with qualified social workers. Wanted to share the flexibility of the knowledge exchange hub at Northumbria University. One day a hospital setting and the next I am setting up a kitchen and living room area.
A very warm welcome to everyone starting their initial BIA training at Northumbria University today! In this time of change it's more important than ever to be grounded in rights-based, person-centred practice. We're really looking forward to working with you all 😊
The full text of my review of Stephen Crossley's (@akindoftrouble) excellent Troublemakers: the construction of ‘troubled families’ as a social problem, published by @OxfordJournals, is now freely available at the link below:
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Registration for the NESN Event is now live! To register for the event on the 21st March go to https://t.co/4CsgJVoRlT. Details of the event will be added to the event page on NESN wesbite - https://t.co/kByV7XLF3R
@NorthumbriaDASH @Lifecast_Body @NorthumbriaNHS@ASPiHUK@NEsimulation It was not long ago, I was asking why we didn't have older manikins, then I saw some of the lifecast bodies. Really pleased we will have Vivian, to use in our simulations.
Launch day for #Melissa!
This mobile training bus will provide clinical training where it is required. Proud to have been involved in the project and looking forward to seeing it in action 👍🏼🚌 @MADEinHEENE
Great facility, looking forward to turning this space into a range of living settings for social workers to collaborate with other professionals and develop more social work simulations.