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
Progression and learning in a culture of belonging 
Working in long-term teams enhances the peer-to-peer learning experience 
Leaders, social workers and children in care working closer together 
How social workers impressed Ofsted with examples of their good work with children and families 
“We know our workforce is our greatest asset” 
‘They support you to do the best for families and for yourself’ 
‘I find what I do rewarding and it really comes to life when you’re doing it’ 
Employer zone – showcasing a selection of the sector’s top recruiters 
What is forensic social work? 
Intersectionality: race, gender and other aspects of identity in social work with young people 
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 
‘Dear Sajid Javid: please end the inappropriate detention of autistic people and those with learning disabilities’
Ofsted calls for power to scrutinise children’s home groups
Seven in eight commissioners paying below ‘minimum rate for home care’
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