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Our volunteer coaches, who are all qualified social workers, can offer you a confidential and safe space to reflect. They understand the challenges faced by the social work community.
They’ll listen and work with you to problem solve and find solutions to the personal and professional challenges you might face.
Support from a volunteer coach could help you with:
Together you’ll think about the support you may need in your practice and tools you can use to maintain your own wellbeing.
In a first for Let’s Talk Social Work, Andy McClenaghan and guests came together to explore the benefits of coaching in social work. Listen to the full episode: ‘Don’t park the bus’ here.
Coaching is designed to empower an individual to develop their skills, knowledge and performance through the support of a trained coach.
Register today and join almost 2,000 social workers who have already benefited from peer coaching!
to explore experiences, issues and emotions that have come up during practice.
to help explore behaviours and beliefs, career aspirations and personal goals.
to think about best practice guidance, career development and partnership working as well as tools to support you with your own wellbeing.
The Social Work Professional Support Service was set up and is managed by the British Association of Social Workers (BASW).
BASW have a dedicated Coaching Supervisor that is on hand to support our coaches to make sure everyone can make the most of the service.
Once signed up, you can book a slot with a volunteer trained coach who is a qualified social worker.
