Now here is post number two\u00a0– at this rate I will be really used to this ‘blogging thing’ quite soon!<\/p>\n
I got home from a pretty difficult day at work, my diary had gone out the window and one\u00a0of my families had been annoyed that I could not drop everything while I was in Glasgow yesterday, so refused to see me today! \u00a0A quick check of school\/nursery\/health visitor tells me that the crisis is not really so bad, not really a crisis at all in fact. \u00a0Any C&F social worker reading this will be oozing sympathy right now and nodding in total understanding.<\/p>\n
Now, I want to put on my IRISS hat – the online survey had an amazing 185 responses, so if you were one of the participants, thank you. \u00a0I am now looking at arranging focus groups with Vivien from IRISS and we are\u00a0in the unexpected position that we will not be able to include everyone who has volunteered to take part. \u00a0We will be getting in touch with people next week.<\/p>\n
This project\u00a0is beginning to feel very real and quite scary too. \u00a0I am taking part in a presentation on Wednesday, Terry Murphy is coming from Western Australia to talk about implementing Signs of Safety. \u00a0He was the Director General of Department of Child Protection there until earlier this year and now works full time with Prof. Eileen Munro and Andrew Turnell. \u00a0I first met him when I went to Western Australia thanks to the Kay Carmichael Travel Award in 2012. \u00a0East Lothian is doing a presentation about how we are implementing Signs of Safety\u00a0and I have a 10 minute slot to talk about the previous evaluation and this project. \u00a0I love doing the project but having to present to lots of people……<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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