Social Work Matters
Social Work Matters
Podcast Description
Social Work Matters is the space to learn about every aspect of being a social worker, social work education, professional development, and why we need highly qualified social workers today more than ever. Hosted by Dr. Megan Hampton, LISW, LCSW, director of the Master of Social Work program at Alliant International University, episodes will feature guests from every level of the social work field – from passionate students to seasoned professionals.Dr. Hampton and her guests are excited to shine a light on this rewarding field, its vital community service, and how Alliant is helping train the next generation of dedicated social workers through its CSWE-accredited MSW program.
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The podcast focuses on various topics related to social work, including professional development, social work education, and the importance of qualified social workers in today's society. For instance, the inaugural episode, Taking the Pain Out of Practicum, explores practical experiences for social work students, the challenges of field education, and personal growth stories from both students and faculty, particularly emphasizing the narratives of first-generation college attendees.
Social Work Matters is the space to learn about every aspect of being a social worker, social work education, professional development, and why we need highly qualified social workers today more than ever. Hosted by Dr. Megan Hampton, LISW, LCSW, director of the Master of Social Work program at Alliant International University, episodes will feature guests from every level of the social work field – from passionate students to seasoned professionals.
Dr. Hampton and her guests are excited to shine a light on this rewarding field, its vital community service, and how Alliant is helping train the next generation of dedicated social workers through its CSWE-accredited MSW program.
In this Social Work Matters episode, Alliant MSW faculty member Dr. Ayrin Hnosko shares her journey into social work and her specialization in trauma. She discusses the definitions and misconceptions surrounding trauma, emphasizing the difference between complex trauma and PTSD. Dr. Hnosko highlights the impact of trauma on individuals and communities, the challenges faced in trauma work, and the importance of education and support in recovery. She also offers advice for emerging social workers and emphasizes the significance of self-care in the field.
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