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Bridging everyday social work with systemic theory, this book translates familiar ideas into purposeful, intentional and relational practice.
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Having rich conversations about identity is a skill which requires practise and confidence. The Wheel of Discussion or “WOD” is designed to support teachers and educators in trying out different questions with colleagues so that the discipline can be brought into your work. The WOD contains 16 questions which invite curiosity about a person’s experience and which will have a particular focus when viewed through the different lenses offered by different Social Graces.
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Having conversations which bring in the Social Graces is a skill which requires practise and confidence. "The Wheel of Discussion: the parent’s one" or “WOD”, is designed to support social care practitioners in their work with parents and carers. The WOD contains 16 questions which invite curiosity about a parent’s experience and how they see themselves and their child. The tool can be brought into the sessions and used to prompt and aid rich conversations about identity.
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Having conversations which bring in the Social Graces is a skill which requires practise and confidence. The "Wheel of Discussion: the kid’s one" or “WOD”, is designed to support social care practitioners in their work with children and young people. The WOD contains 16 kid friendly questions which invite curiosity about a child’s experience and how they see themselves and their world. The tool can be brought into the sessions and used to prompt and aid rich, fun and funny conversations about identity.
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Out of stockThis 500ml bottle will keep the busy social worker hydrated and reminded of the most commonly used genogram symbols. The bottle can be used as a point of reference to have in front of you when drawing out accurate genograms, preventing the need for online searching of the most commonly used signs and symbols. It is especially handy when out on visits and carrying out direct work with children, families and clients.
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Having rich conversations about identity is a skill which requires practise and confidence. The Wheel of Discussion or “WOD” is designed to support social care practitioners in trying out different questions with colleagues so that the discipline can be brought into your work. The WOD contains 16 questions which invite curiousity about a person’s experience and which will have a particular focus when viewed through the different lenses offered by different Social Graces.
Outstanding training. Certainly the best I have attended at the council. The content will enhance my practice at a broad level, not just in the context of DV. It was a real pleasure and the trainer was a real inspiration
Just great. I came straight back into work the following day and used the learning directly.
Amazing session- so informative, learnt lots which I know will be really useful for practice and placement
Absolutely wonderful. This will help to challenge families effectively and respectfully about how they can make changes in their lives in order to achieve better outcomes for themselves.
(The trainers are)… fab just the way they are. They are fun, interesting, informative, full of knowledge. I hope to be able to speak of systemic therapy with as much knowledge and clarity one day.
