Like being trained on a 2 year masters course, which didn't do enough theory OR practical, and then being instrumental in applying justice... luckily I feel quite supported and reflected but it could be really dangerous really quickly this job

So wonderful to come across this presentation, practiced social for more than 5 years now...still interchange and less appreciate this big words.

Love anytime moral injury is discussed, since it rarely is. This is an interesting focus on social workers. I am not one, but I am a client, who has been traumatized, in a way that I came to discover what moral injury is, what the situations include, and specific impacts on people like me. I just heard you mention "permission to talk about it", and that's an important point, because when you are not able to bring up this disconnect in ethics, personal and professional values, it actually has the impact of moral injury on people whose values are dismissed, with some justification that dismissed it. Thank you for this vid and the perspective on moral injury that could broaden a real discussion about it. What is truly a man of compassion and intelligence, but his work has been stepped on, tweaked and often used in inappropriate ways that have sometimes defended some of the factors that contribute to it. Moral injury is real. It's important, and it's specific to understand the factors present in a situation that can lead to a clients specific pain, and really requires specific types of approaches that can help them heal. The approach to healing must always include a recognition of these value violations (to ones core beliefs), and then work through solutions that provide a sense of "justice" (key need) to restore them in a way that gives them the respect for the importance of that. It's akin to stealing someone's dignity, versus focusing on what coping skills someone needs to learn. The latter is almost an insult if it does not address the serious assault, in terms of a person's inherent dignity as somewhat sacred. Thanks.

All of them

Like doing a student social work placement for 500 hours in a nursing home and spending my days playing bingo, flower arranging etc.

Thank you for sharing the webinar. Loads of inspiring ideas that guide me to reflect on my coming placement, especially the cards. Can you please share where I can get the theory cards?

I appreciate this video so very much. I work in SUD field and inevitably see this happen many times in these past 30 years. My peers really lean into it...I used to however now I am trying to use MI and leaning back not into...still struggle...say too little or nothing..

This is an amazing video and I will share with my classmates! So good to see you break down the word reflexivity- especially with relation to the power dynamic that comes when we “flex” super cool! Subscribed

Very good video..thanks so much

I enjoyed this webinar, which was a requirement for my supervision class.

Yes this information was clear and beneficial. Thank you🤗

This is child abuse, btw

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Hello Mrs. McLean, am a social work student from Makerere University Uganda. This is so insightful, have gained a lot.

Sometimes Google does not understand what we are looking for lol !!

Dear Sobhian, could you please make subtitles for this video? I'm hard of hearing and subtitled videos are good for me. I would hate to miss watching this webinar.

Tyres = stands for team work or multi-agency working. =Power which should be vertical in nature not horizontal in nature between the individuals who draw on service and the professionals. Thank you for this.

Fantastic!

Beautifully exsplaind. Thank you.

All sounds superficially commendable, if common enough knowledge, the disease model of addiction has been around for many years, yet I note they conveniently don't address the inequities of funding (95% towards harm reduction initiatives as opposed to a meagre 5% towards abstinence based solutions) or the postcode lottery system in operation re acceptance into residential rehab. My feeling is, if the recovery "industry" are passing this around, patting themselves on the back for how "compassionate" they are, without addressing any of the glaring inequities, there really is little to no hope of progress.

Thank you for the very good and enlightening lesson. It is difficult to understand the difference between the two.

Thought provoking webinar!

Very informative presentations, thank you! My Question would be - where will the intervention be on the envelope? Or will be just to the level of assessment?

Very useful and impressive

Attractive teaching

Siobhan you are such a good educator. I enjoy your videos.🎉

Incredible Siobhan! I used it in my last CPD. Thank you, thank you, thank you

Thank you so much for this video.

I just keep coming back to this video again and again and again. Such an amazing explaination of such a intangable subject...thats take some talent to do such a thing! Thank you so much

Thank you

This was quite helpful for me.. Thank you

I’m studying BSc Youth Studies and came across your work when I needed to understand more about reflexive practice. The videos helped me so much that I purchased the Share book and have now come across this app. The app is simply brilliant resource! Will it send notifications when new items are added?

Hello. How can one connect to live sessions?

I wish I will get scholarship and study with you

How can we reflect using rhe law

Would kindly love to have a copy. Thanks

The google drive link does not appear to work Siobhan. Great explanation, as always!

clicked for the marbles, stayed for the deep introspection thank you

Wow! Super creative and amazing. Really love this.

I am not able to comprehend what I just saw. We've come so far. Where will it take us?

I found this webinar really helpful in defining the difference between Theories, Models, Methods and Approach I think the sandwich analogy made it stick in my head a lot better than just reading what they are about Thank You 🙂

Informative , helpful indeed

Thank you for sharing this highly informative explanation, Siobhan Maclean! I like the analogy of food in explaining easily confused Social Work concepts. Well done!

Thanks ❤

Great

Hi Siobhan, is this available on new android phones please

What is the app called

Such a great webinar. Coming from California,US. This made me excited to work on my reflection response and stop washing my windows with procrastination. Thank you!!🎉 1:11:45

As an Occupational Therapist in Social Care, I am finding this so very interesting. Great stuff

This was extraordinarily helpful and clear. Thank you so much!!! -- An MSSW first year student