Louise Isham
@IshamLJ
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Lecturer in Social Work, University of Birmingham
Birmingham UK
Joined September 2016
RT @rosie_buckland: @IshamLJ and I are hosting this. It’s free! It’s next Monday! Everyone welcome!
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@rosie_buckland and I are really pleased to host two fantastic speakers, Dr Caroline Webb and Dr Amy Lynch, on 22nd July for an online seminar, discussing the role of supervision in social work, with a focus on sociological understandings of emotion and empathy. All welcome!
Book now for ‘The role of supervision in fostering and sustaining empathy, reflection and relationships in child and family social work’, a free online BSA Social Work Study Group event, 22 July @WorkBsa #sociology
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RT @AcademicDiary: My thoughts are with Goldsmiths colleagues this weekend who are waiting to find out who will receive redundancy notices…
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RT @woman_kind: 📢 Opportunity to join our team at Womankind We are looking for a Research Consultant – specialising in monitoring, evaluat…
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RT @rosie_buckland: Come join us at 6pm on 22nd July for a BSA social work session thinking about supervision in so…
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RT @Jeremydixonsw: Join us for an event on Tuesday 2nd July in which we discuss research around the detention of people living with dementi…
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Come and join us for the second seminar of the year hosted by the BSA social work study group. Speakers Dr Amy Lynch and Dr Caroline Webb will be discussing their work exploring aspects of supervision in social work. All welcome! Remember to register. @rosie_buckland co-convenor
Book now for ‘The role of supervision in fostering and sustaining empathy, reflection and relationships in child and family social work’, a free online BSA Social Work Study Group event, 22 July @WorkBsa #sociology
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Congratulations Amy on publishing this excellent and informative review. The first of many from your doctoral work, no doubt.
New paper by @Amy_Welshman in Child Abuse & Neglect. A scoping review of the importance of working with family systems & histories for successful outcomes in sibling sexual behaviour/abuse cases. The paper highlights a vitally important aspect of the field
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Looking forward to presenting with @Amy_Welshman at the @u21news Social Work Grand Challenges online conference hosted by the @SocialWorkEdinU May 15th and 16th.
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RT @NIHRSSCR: Hearing from @denise_tanner from University of Birmingham on valuing social work with older people - the SWOP project This s…
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RT @CommissionerDA: 📢 My analysis today shows nearly 18,000 domestic abuse crimes are missing from police statistics - after police were in…
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RT @Siobhan_ODwyer: Thanks @KeeleyMP for highlighting the findings of our research in @HouseofCommons this week. It’s well past time that…
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RT @RobMitch92: This is vital. And the truth, that we have collectively got to a point where we promote a soulless, one-size-fits-all packa…
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@sarahmdonnelly1 @KaspMackay @Alisounjm @ESWRA1 It was brilliant to meet you both and to take part in the symposium. Thanks for your generosity in inviting me to join. The last few days have provided lots of food for thought and have been very re-energising! Looking forward to taking things forward in the future.
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RT @JDev65: Brilliant presentation by @macdonald_mandi from @QUBSSESW at #ECSWR24. Exploring digital communication for and with children an…
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This paper, led by Dr Clare Gunby, explores the challenges, complexities and strategies of hope demonstrated by senior leaders working in voluntary sector sexual violence services, in a fluid and often completive funding & commissioning environment.
📢New Publication📢 This paper presents ways in which practitioners are working at the edge - "What are we willing to be in order to survive?" (p.9) - and working with the edge - "...how we sustain ourselves in a different way... it's empowering" (p.15).
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RT @Harr_Ferguson: I’ve written a short piece below on the need for a renewal of generosity towards service users and social workers #WSW…
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RT @DrCNeedham: We are recruiting to a fully-funded PhD through the @NIHR Dementia Research Programme, focused on the role of the voluntary…
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