Episode 30 – A conversation with Rahim Thawer, author of ‘The Mental Health Guide for Cis and Trans Queer Guys’
Welcome back to the Social Work Discoveries Podcast. In Episode 30, I have the pleasure of introducing to you the wonderful social worker and writer Rahim Thawer. Rahim is a psychotherapist, clinical supervisor, facilitator, and public speaker. He works as a lecturer, writer, and community organiser. Rahim loves all things mental health and is particularly … Continue reading Episode 30 – A conversation with Rahim Thawer, author of ‘The Mental Health Guide for Cis and Trans Queer Guys’
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Episode 29 – From social work placement to clinical practice to realist research: A conversation with Associate Professor Jacqui Cameron
Hi Listeners, Welcome back to the Social Work Discoveries podcast. In this episode, I’m joined by none other than Associate Professor Dr Jacqui Cameron from the University of Wollongong. Jacqui is a social worker with over twenty years of experience in practice, research, evaluation, and training in a variety of settings including alcohol and drug, … Continue reading Episode 29 – From social work placement to clinical practice to realist research: A conversation with Associate Professor Jacqui Cameron
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Episode 28 – Forensic Social Work: A specialised social work practice – in conversation with Dimi Lattas
Hi Listeners, Welcome back to the Social Work Discoveries Podcast. Today’s guest is Dimi Lattas from the University of the Sunshine Coast, in Queensland Australia. Dimi is a qualified social worker and family therapist. Her research focuses on forensic social work and, specifically, forensic social work education. Dimi is specifically interested in forensic social work … Continue reading Episode 28 – Forensic Social Work: A specialised social work practice – in conversation with Dimi Lattas
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Episode 26 – ‘Default Depression: How we now interpret human distress as mental illness’ with Anthony Smith.
Hello Listeners, Welcome to the Social Work Discoveries podcast. I’m your host Ben Joseph and I’m so happy to have you with me today. The rise of the biomedical approach to treatment of depression and anxiety among other mental health issues for Australians has been swift, expansive, and for many, completely all-consuming. It is the … Continue reading Episode 26 – ‘Default Depression: How we now interpret human distress as mental illness’ with Anthony Smith.
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Episode 25 – Decolonising and re-imagining the boundaries of social work research with Dr Sharlotte Tusasiirwe
Hello Social Work Discoveries Listeners, I’m so pleased to be able to introduce Dr Sharlotte Tusasiirwe, author of Decolonising & Re-imagining Social Work in Africa: Alternative Epistemologies and Practice Models available for purchase through Routledge, and co-author of Re-imagining Social Work: Towards Creative Practice, with Professor Jim Ife and Dr Rimple Mehta. Their book is … Continue reading Episode 25 – Decolonising and re-imagining the boundaries of social work research with Dr Sharlotte Tusasiirwe
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