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Making Visible: Preventing and responding to violence, abuse and neglect NSW Agency for Clinical Innovation
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Supporting social workers, psychologists and other healthcare professionals to prevent and respond to family and domestic violence, sexual assault, child abuse and neglect. You will hear directly from professionals working in the sector, talking about: cases and experiences in the field, ways to support clients and how to manage on a personal level. In this series all the consumer stories have been deidentified, fictionalised and are amalgams from several consumers, not direct experiences. This podcast includes material that some listeners may find distressing. There are descriptions of violence, abuse, and neglect within each episode. These are preceded by a content warning, so listeners can skip those sections. We encourage all listeners to practice self-care while listening to the podcast and to get support if you need it. •1800RESPECT 1800 737 732 •Full Stop Australia 1800 385 578 •Lifeline 131114 •NSW Health mental health line 1800 011 511. The ACI is very grateful to the clinicians who volunteered to share their experiences and learning in this series.
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Episode 1. Therapeutic practice within child protection
In the first episode of Making Visible, Mim and Lis explore innovative therapeutic practice within child protection. We hear two practitioners share stories of educative approaches in working therapeutically with children who have been removed, and parents of children who have been removed, from their care. Listen to the practitioners as they describe the creativity in taking the practice outside of talking therapy in the counselling room and using trauma-informed narrative exposure therapy.
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Episode 2. Integrated care in the fields of sexual assault, domestic and family violence
The second episode of Making Visible highlights the importance of an integrated responses to sexual assault, domestic and family violence and all forms of child abuse and neglect, including children and young people with problematic and harmful sexual behaviours. Mim and Lis reflect on the impact of coercive control and how the dynamic of a violent relationship presents itself in a therapeutic environment. Listen to the first practitioner explain the theory and the framework, as the second practitioner story provides clear examples of working with people over a lifetime with impact of intergenerational violence and complex childhood trauma.
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Episode 3. Social justice and person-centred practice
In the third episode of Making Visible, Mim and Lis hear from two practitioners who step through stories that involve sibling sexual assault, elder abuse, family violence and disability. These stories focus on social justice and highlight the importance of person-centred practice and an integrated model of care. Mim and Lis discuss least restrictive practice and reflect on the hidden work that happens behind closed doors.
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Episode 4. Holistic integrated care in justice health, critical reflection, and self-care
In the fourth and final episode of Making Visible, Mim and Lis reflect on the holistic integrated care perspective as they listen to two practitioner stories about substance use and pregnancy in the justice health space. These stories show the intersectionality in the justice health context and the importance of creating safety in a relational way within the justice health framework. Mim and Lis wrap up with the importance of engaging in critical reflection, objectivity in the practice and the ability to analyse the work while encouraging formal and informal supervision and self-care strategies.
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