Foreword Lord Patel
Foreword Ian Lawrence
Introduction Tanya Moore
Chapter 1 – Patchwork of relationships Sarah Range
Chapter 2 - Ways of Writing Fiona Hayward
Chapter 3 - Relationship Based Practice Claudia Megele
Chapter 4 - Safeguarding Adults Fran Leddra
Chapter 5 - A Reflection on On-Line Relationships and the Changing Landscape of Practice Claudia Megele
Chapter 6 - Human Rights and Social Work Hannah Scaife
Chapter 7 - Poverty and the need for Radical Relational Practice Lisa Aldridge
Chapter 8 - Relationships and Reciprocity? Strengths-based social work in adult social care Tanya Moore
Chapter 9 - Understanding Racial Dynamics in Supervision Godfred Boahen
Chapter 10 - Anti-Racist Leadership Sara Taylor
Chapter 11 - Does Sustainability Have a Place in Social Work? Tendai Murowe
Chapter 12 - Social Worker's Relationship with CPD Tanya Moore
Chapter 13 - Our Wellbeing Leire Agirre
Biography
Dr Tanya Moore is a social worker, teacher and academic. She currently leads on the professional doctorate in social work at The Tavistock and Portman but previous roles have included Principal Social Worker, voluntary sector Chief Executive and University Lecturer.
Tanya is interested in the role of individual social workers as activists for social justice and in the promotion of reflective, theoretically informed practice across social work and social care. She co-edited The Anti-Racist Social Worker with Glory Simango and her doctoral research is in the emotional experience of continuing professional development for social workers.
