Burnout: a social workers’ survival guide
Stress and burnout are perennial problems for social workers. Here we bring together information from across our site to help you survive the pressures of a demanding job. Just click on the links to read the full story.
Working Lives: How to be resilient in the workplace
Social work managers reluctant to discuss stress
Tackling stress at work
How can caseloads be contained?
Support shortfall leaves staff on brink of burnout
Burnout in the workplace: a case of too much too soon for young social workers?
Career clinic: my team is on anti-depressants
When social workers snap under pressure
Checking the health of social work departments
Achieving a healthy workplace in social care
Dealing with anger
Exclusive: survey reveals social work burnout fears
How Swindon Council improved its children’s services
Average caseloads have halved thanks to workload changes 
Asylum-seeking children: ‘Here you feel people care’ 
A humbling and rewarding role that presents a different challenge every day 
How one council stayed connected to staff during the pandemic 
Be one of the ingredients on the journey to good and beyond 
Local carers for local children: how one authority is investing in fostering excellence 
Employer zone – showcasing a selection of the sector’s top recruiters 
Tips for social workers on cultural competence 
Strengths-based questions for social work assessments: quick tips 
Find out how to develop your emotional resilience with our free downloadable guide 
Develop your social work career with Community Care’s Careers and Training Guide 
How writing great job adverts can be your first step to solving staff retention in the care sector
Recruiting care workers: 4 tips for hiring the right people
How to keep care staff happy: investment, involvement and keeping an eye on morale
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