Best MSW RSW Podcasts (2024)

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Episode 54 | The Journey of Self-Discovery with Zenia Mihevc, BSW, MSW, RSW, E-RYT 1:57:40

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In this thought-provoking episode brought to you by the University of Alaska Fairbanks department of social work, Professor Christian Ace Stettler sits down with Zenia Mihevc, a registered social worker, embodiment coach, and founder of A Little Zen and The Embodiment Lab. With expertise in yoga therapy, somatics, and mindfulness, Zenia’s holistic …

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Taking the Fear out of Menopause with Susan Willson 1:08:57

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Are you afraid of menopause because you've heard horror stories from older women? In this episode, Esther Kane, women's psychotherapist (25+yrs), interviews Susan Willson, Nurse Midwife & author of Making Sense of Menopause. They discuss how this stage of a woman's life can be a higher calling to heal unfinished business & explore our innate wisdom…

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Two Perspectives, Endless Impact (Part 1) 1:10:15

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Send us a text In the first episode of Season 5 of Inside Medical Malpractice Chris Rokosh brings together two remarkable repeat guests: RaDonda Vaught, a former Tennessee Registered Nurse whose medication error led to a patient's death, and Leilani Schweitzer, a mother who endured the devastating loss of her child due to a nurse's error. These uni…

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The Role that Nutrition Plays in Mental Health Conditions: Dr. Georgia Ede 1:07:57

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In this episode, Esther Kane interviews Dr. Georgia Ede of Diagnosis Diet, a nutritional psychiatrist, about her new book, Change Your Diet, Change Your Mind. Dr. Ede explains the link between metabolism and the state of our mental health. She also discusses the exciting finding in the growing field of metabolic psychiatry that many people are able…

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How Highly Sensitive People (HSPs) Can Develop Self-Compassion 4:32

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Esther Kane is a psychotherapist who specializes in helping Highly Sensitive People (or HSPs) become all that they dream of being. In this short talk, she points towards the fact that as HSPs, we are highly skilled at extending compassion towards others, but often fail to extend it towards ourselves. She ends with guiding you through a short medita…

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How HSPs Can Work Through Anger and Release it Safely 11:04

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Esther Kane is a psychotherapist who specializes in helping highly sensitive people (or HSPs) become all that they dream of being. In this short talk, she discusses why and how our anger can be harmful to ourselves. She explains how high sensitivity and introversion contribute to the internalization of emotions and how shoving our feelings down can…

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HSPs and Psychotherapy: A Perfect Match 6:49

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Esther Kane is a psychotherapist who specializes in helping highly sensitive people (or HSPs) become all that they dream of being. In this short talk, she shares her reflections on why HSPs do so well in psychotherapy and are every therapist's dream to work with. FREE resources: Self-compassion resources mentioned: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y…

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How to Become 'Inwardly Outrageous' 3:52

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Esther Kane is a psychotherapist who specializes in helping Highly Sensitive People (or HSPs) discusses the concept called 'being inwardly outrageous' by SARK and encourages HSPs everywhere to try it out for themselves. Where to find SARK and her fabulous books: https://www.planetsark.com To check out Esther's outrageous shoe collection and to find…

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HSPs and physical illness 3:35

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Esther Kane, a psychotherapist who specializes in helping highly sensitive people (or HSPs) shares tips for how we can lessen anxiety around being physically sick. She talks about how she has made peace with having seasonal allergies through exposure therapy and cognitive behavioural therapy and gives some affirmations which lower anxiety. FREE res…

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How do I learn to trust my body as an HSP? 5:30

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As a highly sensitive person, do you feel like the odd one out for being different than other people? What if you could learn to reframe your sensitivity as a superpower instead of being mean to yourself? Listen to this short talk to learn some easy and incredibly effective tools which will help you transform how you view yourself and empower you t…

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Highly Sensitive People (HSPs) and boundary setting 8:51

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As a highly sensitive person, do you feel like the odd one out for being different than other people? What if you could learn to reframe your sensitivity as a superpower instead of being mean to yourself? Listen to this short talk to learn some easy and incredibly effective tools which will help you transform how you view yourself and empower you t…

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How HSPs Can Feel More in Control of Their Lives 6:13

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As a highly sensitive person, do you feel like you are less in charge of your life than you'd like to be? What if there was a way to learn to be the 'driver of the bus' that is your one precious life? Listen to this short talk to learn more about how to take your power back. Author of book mentioned, The Body Keeps the Score is Bessel van ver Kolk:…

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Reframing Your Highly Sensitive Personality (HSP) as a Superpower 3:57

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As a highly sensitive person, do you feel like the odd one out for being different than other people? What if you could learn to reframe your sensitivity as a superpower instead of being mean to yourself? Listen to this short musing by Esther to learn some easy and incredibly effective tools which will help you transform how you view yourself and e…

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Episode 52: Unveiling Resilience | Trauma and Recovery with Kiva Harper 1:21:22

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It is my pleasure to (re)introduce you to Ms. Kiva Harper. This episode dives deep into the world of trauma and recovery, offering valuable insights for anyone passionate about social work, mental health, and community healing. Let's continue to learn, grow, and revolutionize our approaches to social work. Listen, reflect, and join the conversation…

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Episode 50: Social Work Talk Story | Reasoning with Maui Loa, G Ford, and Chris Flores 1:40:44

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In the 50th episode of The Critical Social Worker: A Revolutionary Storytelling Podcast, host Christian Ace Stettler is joined by guests G Ford and Chris Flores for an insightful conversation recorded live at the Kaimana Beach Hotel in Honolulu, Hawaii. In a serendipitous encounter, Hawaiian Elder Maui Loa joins the dialogue, adding a wealth of wis…

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How Anita Breeze (AKA "Ketogenic Woman") Healed Her Relationship With Food 55:22

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Are you a fan of Ketogenic Woman (Anita Breeze)? I sure am! Here she shares her personal story which contributed to a significant weight gain before she found the ketogenic way of eating. I was touched by her story and deeply moved by the emotional healing she has done in order to heal her relationship with food and her body. I think you will be to…

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Episode 51: Charting a New Path | Dissenting Social Work with Dr. Paul Michael Garrett 1:01:37

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Episode 51: Charting a New Path | Dissenting Social Work with Dr. Paul Michael Garrett In this thought-provoking episode of The Critical Social Worker: A Revolutionary Storytelling Podcast, Christian Ace engages in a profound conversation with Dr. Paul Michael Garrett about dissent and decolonization in social work. Recorded live from the heart of …

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Episode 49: Revolutionary Social Work: A Reasoning Session with Alicia Stettler, LCSW 1:35:30

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In this compelling episode of The Critical Social Worker: A Revolutionary Storytelling Podcast, host Christian Ace Stettler engages in a transformative conversation with Alicia Stettler, LCSW, about revolutionary social work and the power of dialogue in fostering unity and understanding. Recorded live in Hawaii, this episode delves into the critica…

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Best of Inside Medical Malpractice - Part 3 56:12

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Send us a text This month on ‘Inside Medical Malpractice’, the third in our ‘best of the best’ podcast series! Chris Rokosh ends almost every episode with the question “What is the most important thing you’d like doctors, nurses, lawyers, and the public to know about medical malpractice?” The answers are as different as our guests’ unique perspecti…

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Episode 48 Abolitionist Social Work | Challenging the Status Quo with Dr. Alan Dettlaff 1:34:42

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In this compelling episode of The Critical Social Worker: A Revolutionary Storytelling Podcast, host Christian Ace Stettler engages in a transformative conversation with Dr. Alan Dettlaff, a prominent figure in the abolitionist movement within social work. Dr. Dettlaff shares profound insights into the challenges and aspirations of this transformat…

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Helpful Tools for Moving through Grief and Loss 43:42

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Canadian Psychotherapist Esther Kane interviews Dawn Hertz, a grief and loss therapist, to provide some tools for those of you who are grieving a recent loss. Episode Contents: 0:00 Compassionate Conversations Intro 0:24 Introduction of Dawn Hertz 1:30 How Dawn has been touched personally by grief and loss 9:39 How she became interested in speciali…

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Episode 47: Charting Paths of Change | Abyd Quinn Aziz on Social Work in Wales 1:51:47

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In this transformative episode of The Critical Social Worker, host Christian Ace Stettler engages in a thought-provoking dialogue with Abyd Quinn Aziz, a Reader/Professor in Social Work at Cardiff University and a revolutionary force in the field. Episode Highlights: Introduction and Ramadan (0:00 - 5:00) The Meaning of Ramadan (5:00 - 15:25) Becom…

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Episode 46: Decolonizing Service | A Journey with Josie Heyano, LMSW 1:41:43

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In this powerful episode of The Critical Social Worker, host Christian Ace Stettler engages in a transformative conversation with Josie Heyano, a Deg Xinag Athabascan woman from Alaska, and a revolutionary social worker.Highlights:Colonial Legacies and Decolonizing Service: Josie shares her insights and experiences in decolonizing practices within …

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Episode 45: The Power of Curious Inquiry | A Dialogue with Dr. Benjamin Lukey 1:41:02

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In Episode 45 of The Critical Social Worker: A Revolutionary Storytelling Podcast host Christian Ace Stettler welcomes Dr. Benjamin Lukey, a professor of philosophy at the University of Hawaii at Manoa and a pivotal figure in the Philosophy for Children (P4C) Hawai‘i initiative. This engaging dialogue dives deep into the transformative power of cur…

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Episode 44: Cross-Continental Journeys | Dr. Amana Mbise on Language, Migration, Health, Social Work 1:48:18

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In another episode of The Critical Social Worker: A Revolutionary Storytelling Podcast, host Christian Ace Stettler had the pleasure of talking story with Dr. Amana Mbise, professor of social work at the University of Alaska Anchorage. They talked about a wealth of different revolutionary topics and enjoyed the robust participation from the audienc…

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Episode 43: Paths to Wellness | A Dialogue on Healing with Michon Whiterose 1:46:55

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In the another episode of The Critical Social Worker: A Revolutionary Storytelling Podcast, host Christian Ace Stettler connected with Michon Whiterose, a LCSW deeply rooted in Ahtna Athabascan heritage, for a dialogue that spanned a wide array of topics central to wellness, storytelling, and the intricate dance of navigating life's challenges. Her…

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Episode 42: Heart Wisdom and Talking Circles: A Dialogue with Ilarion Merculieff 1:12:50

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In the latest episode of The Critical Social Worker: A Revolutionary Storytelling Podcast, host Christian Ace Stettler had the privilege of engaging in a profound conversation with Ilarion Merculieff, a revered Unangan Elder known for his dedication to advocating for Indigenous rights and environmental stewardship. Despite facing technical challeng…

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Episode 41: Guardians of the Arctic | Merging Tradition and Activism with Gabe Tegoseak 2:07:25

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In another episode of The Critical Social Worker: A Revolutionary Storytelling Podcast, we had the privilege of diving into the life, work and thoughts of Gabriel Igaugaq Tegoseak, a figure who embodies the spirit of the Arctic through his dedication to environmentalism, activism, and the sustenance of traditional subsistence living. Born and raise…

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Episode 40: Bridging Worlds | Dr. Lesther Papa on Microaggressions and Multicultural Healing 1:59:25

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In a new episode of The Critical Social Worker: A Revolutionary Storytelling Podcast, our host Christian Ace Stettler welcomes Dr. Lesther Papa, an assistant professor of psychology at San José State University. Their conversation traverses Dr. Papa's multicultural background, his journey through academia, and his commitment to addressing microaggr…

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Episode 39: Healing Dialogues | Perspectives on Social Work and Healing with Shara Ruffin, LCSW 1:05:12

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Episode 39 of The Critical Social Worker: A Revolutionary Storytelling Podcast: Healing Dialogues | Perspectives on Social Work and Healing with Shara Ruffin, LCSWIn this episode, host Christian Ace Stettler welcomed Shara Ruffin, LCSW, to share her insights into the realms of grief, personality disorders, anxiety, family trauma, and much more. Rec…

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Learn More About Lawyer Sonia Nijjar 21:38

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Send us a text In this short, but highly personal episode, lawyer Sonia Nijjar tells us how she spends her time when she’s not working, the challenge of Toronto winters, her life as a curious, independent child, her favorite foods, her all time favorite show, her greatest joy (her son!) and so much more. Learn what this intelligent, articulate lawy…

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Trauma Informed Lawyering, Part 3, with Lawyer Sonia Nijjar 1:21:22

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Send us a text This month, on Inside Medical Malpractice, part three of a 4-part series on Trauma Informed Lawyering. Listen in as lawyer Sonia Nijjar, associate lawyer and director of business development and knowledge management at Neinstein Personal Injury Law Firm in Toronto tells us how dealing with medical malpractice clients at a very diffic…

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Episode 38: Empowerment as Practice | Marya Wright's Vision for Social Work 1:33:58

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In an insightful episode of The Critical Social Worker: A Revolutionary Storytelling Podcast, host Christian Ace Stettler engaged in a meaningful dialogue with Marya Wright, a clinical social worker and educator known for her revolutionary approach to child welfare and systemic reform. The discussion focused on the need for trust, understanding, an…

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Episode 37: Bridging Activism and Therapy | A Dialogue with Vikki Reynolds 1:58:13

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In an engaging episode of The Critical Social Worker: A Revolutionary Storytelling Podcast, host Christian Ace Stettler and student co-host Doris welcomed Vikki Reynolds for a deep dive into the interplay between activism and therapy. This conversation provided insightful reflections on how therapists and activists can work together towards social …

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Episode #36: Embracing the Dark Night of the Soul | A Conversation with Linda Thai 1:37:27

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In a deeply insightful episode of The Critical Social Worker: A Revolutionary Storytelling Podcast, host Christian Ace Stettler had a profound conversation with Linda Thai, delving into themes of darkness and light, trauma, healing, and connection. Recorded on Wednesday, November 22nd, in the heart of an Alaskan winter, this episode illuminated var…

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Episode 35: Revolutionizing Social Work | A Reasoning Session with Causha 2:00:49

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In a compelling episode of The Critical Social Worker: A Revolutionary Storytelling Podcast, host Christian Ace Stettler and guest Causha delved into profound discussions about grief and healing in social work, the situation in Palestine, and transformative approaches in social justice. The episode, recorded on Sunday, November 19th, 2023, offered …

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SOGC Guideline No. 441 Update: Antenatal Fetal Health Surveillance with co-author Dr. Sharon Dore 59:13

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Send us a text This informative presentation features Dr. Sharon Dore, principal author, and Clinical Associate Professor at McMaster University. The goal of Guideline No. 441 is the early identification of potential fetal decompensation, allowing for interventions that support fetal well-being, or expedite delivery. Changes around assessment of fu…

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Episode 34 Stories of Revolution: Unveiling the Struggle with Haki Kweli Shakur 2:31:29

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Title: Episode 34 Stories of Revolution: Unveiling the Struggle with Haki Kweli Shakur Recorded on: Wednesday, November 15th, 2023, at 10 am Alaska Time Host: Christian Ace Stettler, with student co-host David Shelton In this profound and extended episode of The Critical Social Worker: A Revolutionary Storytelling Podcast, host Christian Ace Stettl…

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Episode 33 Perspectives from Aotearoa | Revolutionizing Child Protection with Dr Ian Hyslop 1:28:14

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Episode 33 Recap: Revolutionizing Child Protection with Dr. Ian HyslopOn Thursday, November 9th, 2023, we had the pleasure of diving deep into the complex world of child protection policy and practice with Dr. Ian Hyslop. Hosted by Christian Ace Stettler, professor of social work at the University of Alaska Fairbanks, this episode of The Critical S…

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Trauma Informed Lawyering (Part 2) with Kara Hardin Former Lawyer, Psychotherapist, Mental Health Educator 51:27

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Send us a text This month, on Inside Medical Malpractice, part two a 4-part series on Trauma Informed Lawyering. Listen in as Kara Hardin former lawyer, psychotherapist, mental health educator and co-owner of The Practice Lab talks about how our childhood search for safety, security, connection and belonging continue to shape our actions as adults.…

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Episode 32 Kinship and Ancestral Connection | A Dialogue with Dr John Hausdoerffer and Eunice James 1:52:48

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In Episode 32, recorded on Wednesday, November 8th, 2023, we embarked on a profound journey exploring themes of kinship, ancestral connection, and environmental ethics with Dr. John Hausdoerffer. Co-hosted by the insightful Eunice James, a respected BSW student from Angoon now residing in Juneau, this episode was a deep dive into the interconnected…

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Episode 31 From Finance to Psychedelic Empathy | A Journey with Doug Finkelstein 1:36:55

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In a recent episode recorded live on Thursday, November 2nd, 2023, we embarked on an explorative conversation with Doug Finkelstein, delving into his remarkable transition from finance to becoming an empathetic voice in the psychedelic community. Hosted by Christian Ace Stettler, professor of social work at the University of Alaska Fairbanks, and c…

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Episode 30 Decolonizing Social Work | A Dialogue with Drs. Donna Baines and Bindi Bennett 1:57:03

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We recently journeyed into a deep dialogue on the critical topic of decolonizing social work with Drs. Donna Baines and Bindi Bennett in Episode 30, recorded live on Wednesday, October 25th, 2023. Hosted by Christian Ace Stettler, professor of social work at the University of Alaska Fairbanks, the episode unfolded into a blend of insightful reflect…

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Ep. 5 - Social Work and Private Practice Part 2 with Erin McLeod MSW, RSW 48:10

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Erin McLeod is a registered social worker practicing privately in Saskatchewan. Erin shares her journey to social work that originally started with her interested in being a scientist before working in a legal environment and now in private practice. She shares about a social worker's role in collaborative separation, the importance supervision has…

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Episode 29 Mindful Decolonization: A Dialogue with Dr. Michael Yellow Bird 1:29:34

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We recently had the pleasure of engaging in a rich dialogue with Dr. Michael Yellow Bird on Episode 29, recorded live on Monday, October 23rd, 2023. Hosted by Christian Ace Stettler, professor of social work at the University of Alaska Fairbanks, and co-hosted by student Fawn White, the episode delved into the heart of mindful decolonization, socia…

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Trauma Informed Lawyering (Part 1) with Olivia Scobie RSW, MSW, MA Sociology 1:29:37

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Send us a text This month, on Inside Medical Malpractice, the first of a 4 part series on Trauma Informed Lawyering. Whether you’re a lawyer, a healthcare provider, a family who has experienced medical trauma, or someone who knows some who has, I promise there is something valuable here. This series will focus on the personal and vicarious trauma e…

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Learn More About Olivia Scobie 15:09

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Send us a text In this short, but personal episode, Olivia Scobie offers fun and surprising insights into her pastimes, favourite food at an Egyptian brunch, the very particular music she dances to, the TV show “Naked and Afraid” and the alternate career path she might have chosen. Olivia shares two strategies for happiness (first of all, don’t foc…

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Episode 28 Unveiling the Myth of Normalcy: A Conversation with Daniel Mate 2:08:54

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Welcome to Episode 28 of The Critical Social Worker: A Revolutionary Storytelling Podcast! Episode Highlights:Join Christian Ace Stettler from the University of Alaska Fairbanks and Minnie, a Yupik Eskimo student from Hooper Bay, in a captivating discussion with Daniel Maté. In this episode, we explore trauma, healing, familial relationships, and s…

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Episode 27 The Spirit of Ubuntu: A Dialogue with Debra Lavender-Bratcher 1:34:24

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This past Saturday, October 14th, we had the privilege of engaging with Debra Lavender-Bratcher. True to form, we started off with a touch of the unexpected: Alicia had a few technical bumps at the onset. Guess we’re keeping things authentically unpredictable these days!Our core discussion revolved around the profound philosophy of "Ubuntu". Debra …

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Episode # 26: Kinship Reimagined | Unveiling Indigenous Precepts with Four Arrows 1:40:10

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🎙️ Title: Kinship Reimagined: Reflecting on Indigenous Precepts with Four Arrows 🎧 Episode Recap: Episode #25: A Reflective Dialogue on Indigenous Wisdom and Revolutionary Social Work Hosted by: Christian Ace Stettler, professor of social work at the University of Alaska Fairbanks With Co-host: Shaanan, an engaged student from the Rural BSW Cohort …

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