Youtube video:
We have made it to Episode 8!
This week's podcast on “The Journey to Conscious Healthcare” features Ifa Saboor, Social Worker and Manager of Support Services at HenderCare.
This weeks podcast is called “Expert Ifa Saboor's take on the Do's & Don'ts of Support Coordination"
Today we Discuss:
- Ifa’s nationality and upbringing abroad in Iran
- Career transition from Lawyer to Social Worker
- How someone's caring personality traits can lend themselves to a career social work
- Social workers are finally getting the recognition within the community for their amazing work
- How listening matters for all especially those with mental health issues
- Social work & support coordination is like two peas in a pod
- Culture matters, look after your people
- How reaching out to your professions cohort on social media can broaden knowledge
- The challenges that ESL can bring
- Mistakes happen, let's learn from them
- Rules, rules, rules, keeping up with the NDIS changes
- How being adaptable, setting boundaries and managing expectation helps lay golden eggs
- Connection: the importance of listening and sharing experiences with colleagues when they are dealing with an adverse situation
- NDIS Plain and Simple Language to help participants understand
- Ifa's views on the future of disability sector
Thought provoking ideas and conversations:
Have you ever had a family member or friend struggle with mental illness and how did you deal with it?
What’s your understanding of Social Workers and what they do in the community?
How is inclusivity within the disability space and how can it improve?
How do you set clear boundaries with clients or colleagues from work?
What coping mechanisms do you have for work stressors or work related frustrations?
What are the Keys for the Support Coordination ‘Box’?
Special Mentions:
- Olivia Watson - Novita
- Amy Wenger - Ability 2 Bloom
- Mumma Saboor (how lovely!)
- Brett Williams - Novita (value of believing in your people)
#SupportCoordination #NDIS #SocialWorker #SpecialistSupportCoordination #TheDosAndDontsOfSupportCoordination #TheJourneyToConsciousHealthcare
Youtube video:
We have made it to Episode 8!
This week's podcast on “The Journey to Conscious Healthcare” features Ifa Saboor, Social Worker and Manager of Support Services at HenderCare.
This weeks podcast is called “Expert Ifa Saboor's take on the Do's & Don'ts of Support Coordination"
Today we Discuss:
- Ifa’s nationality and upbringing abroad in Iran
- Career transition from Lawyer to Social Worker
- How someone's caring personality traits can lend themselves to a career social work
- Social workers are finally getting the recognition within the community for their amazing work
- How listening matters for all especially those with mental health issues
- Social work & support coordination is like two peas in a pod
- Culture matters, look after your people
- How reaching out to your professions cohort on social media can broaden knowledge
- The challenges that ESL can bring
- Mistakes happen, let's learn from them
- Rules, rules, rules, keeping up with the NDIS changes
- How being adaptable, setting boundaries and managing expectation helps lay golden eggs
- Connection: the importance of listening and sharing experiences with colleagues when they are dealing with an adverse situation
- NDIS Plain and Simple Language to help participants understand
- Ifa's views on the future of disability sector
Thought provoking ideas and conversations:
Have you ever had a family member or friend struggle with mental illness and how did you deal with it?
What’s your understanding of Social Workers and what they do in the community?
How is inclusivity within the disability space and how can it improve?
How do you set clear boundaries with clients or colleagues from work?
What coping mechanisms do you have for work stressors or work related frustrations?
What are the Keys for the Support Coordination ‘Box’?
Special Mentions:
- Olivia Watson - Novita
- Amy Wenger - Ability 2 Bloom
- Mumma Saboor (how lovely!)
- Brett Williams - Novita (value of believing in your people)
#SupportCoordination #NDIS #SocialWorker #SpecialistSupportCoordination #TheDosAndDontsOfSupportCoordination #TheJourneyToConsciousHealthcare