ExChange Wales: Social care training & resource

Jon Glasby joins us to discuss his research on care homes closures: hearing from the experiences of social workers and families and learning how best to manage closures in a way that minimises negative outcomes for older people and families, and key lessons for Councils as they manage future closures.Guides, training videos and more information on the research report can be found on this page: https://www.birmingham.ac.uk/research/projects/achieving-closureFind out more about ExChange Wales on our website and sign up to future events: https://www.exchangewales.org/

As CASCADE closes out their #GoodCommunicationMatters season, we chatted with Donald Forrester about effective communication in social work through the practice of Motivational Interviewing. It combines empathy, collaboration and skilled communication with the realities of statutory child and family social work.Find out more about ExChange Wales on our website and sign up to future events: https://www.exchangewales.org/

In this episode, Robert Lomax discusses his work on exploring Bourdieu's theories of 'Habitus', 'Field' and 'Capital' within in multi-disciplinary social work settings.Find out more about ExChange Wales on our website and sign up to future events: https://www.exchangewales.org/

Rosie Canning, author of 'Hiraeth' discusses her new book 'In Care and Incredible', her own life experience of growing up in care, and her mission to de-stigmatise care experience in literature. Find out more about ExChange Wales on our website and sign up to future events: https://www.exchangewales.org/

This is the second podcast in our summer conference on Informal Carers. In this episode we chat with CASCADE Researcher Lorna Stabler and Rose, an informal carer, about the experiences of Informal Kinship Care of children and young people. Find out more about ExChange Wales on our website and sign up to future events: https://www.exchangewales.org/

In this episode we hear from Sarah Donnelly as she discusses her work on unintentional ‘carer harm’ in Ireland.You can read the paper here: https://academic.oup.com/bjsw/article/55/4/1695/7979369Find out more about ExChange Wales on our website and sign up to future events: https://www.exchangewales.org/

Martin Elliott sits down with three members of the CASCADE Parents Group in this episode. They discuss the importance of including Public Involvement within Social Care Research, highlighting the expertise and voices of those with lived experience, and how to support members of your public involvement groups throughout the research process and afterwards. Critical reflections on public involvement in research: Involving involuntary recipients of social services to improve research quality | The British Journal of Social Work | Oxford Academic: https://academic.oup.com/bjsw/article/55/5/2500/8099914Find out more about ExChange Wales on our website and sign up to future events: https://www.exchangewales.org/

In this episode, Martin discusses the involvement and overrepresentation of parents with learning disabilities with children's services with Beth Tarleton and Danielle Turney. Find out more about ExChange Wales on our website and sign up to future events: https://www.exchangewales.org/

For our spring conference on Adult Safeguarding, Sarah Lonbay joins us to talk about her research on identifying and responding to domestic abuse in older populations, the key challenges and complexities. Find out more about ExChange Wales on our website and sign up to future events: https://www.exchangewales.org/

Jeremy Dixon interviews Renée Aleong about her research on the detention of Black people - and the overrepresentation of Black Men - under the Mental Health Act, as well as sharing the opinions and anecdotes of AMHPS (Approved Mental Health Professionals) involved within these processes.Find out more about ExChange Wales on our website and sign up to future events: https://www.exchangewales.org/