PSW magazine

Richard Servian reflects on how the spirit of this year’s theme for World Social Work Day runs deep through his family and contributed to him becoming a social worker

An ageing population means practitioners are more likely to work with people experiencing what’s fast becoming no longer a ‘minority impairment’. By Jacqui Bond and Liz Duncan and Peter Simcock

Ray Jones calls for some 'quick-rethinking' to ensure the voice of the care experienced community and those who work with them leads the review rather than the agenda of politicians

BASW's advice and representation service writes to regulator as patience over delays in processing cases runs out

Wayne Reid tells PSW of the motivation behind him becoming BASW's first anti-racism lead officer

Ali Sea found accepting support, letting go of guilt and even dancing occasionally have helped

Social worker David Stakes on why every practitioner should read the Booker Prize-winning novel

During Children's Mental Health Week, Emily Aklan says the unnecessary and unregulated physical restraining of children is a shocking practice that must be addressed

PSW takes a look at the seven core themes outlined in the terms of reference

Isabelle Trowler, England's chief social worker, spoke movingly about losing her mother to coronavirus