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      Podcast: the legacy and impact of life story from a parent’s perspective

      Listen to practitioners and parents from Wiltshire speaking about the impact of life story work at one of the live learning sessions at Community Care Live 2024

      By Sharmeen Ziauddin on December 6, 2024 in Children
      Speakers from the live Wiltshire session Photo: Jamie Hodgskin

       

      In this thought-provoking and emotive episode of The Social Work Community, recorded at this year’s Community Care Live, you will hear about the importance of a parent’s journey while considering their own child’s life story.

      You will hear first-hand the experiences some parents have had and how practitioners can gain a better understanding of the impact positive life stories can have on both parents and children.

      Social worker Rachel Thomas and Pause practitioner Julia Williams, both from Wiltshire Council, narrate Laura’s story to a live audience. Laura, who gave up her baby up for adoption, went through a tough time and her story shows how she was supported by professionals every step of the way.

      Callum, a father and someone who spent some of his childhood in care, talks about how his key worker, Ceri Evans, through the Dads Matter Too project, helped him overcome his personal challenges and become the dad he wanted to be.

      The Social Work Community Podcast explores the issues that matter to social work practitioners in their working lives. You will hear directly from social workers in your community about their successes and their challenges.

      So sign up to the Social Work Community to be among the first to catch each episode and to connect with fellow practitioners in a safe space.

      Otherwise, check out the Social Work Community Podcast on the following:

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