PSW magazine

In the first of a series on neurodiversity and social work Daisy Long, who was diagnosed in later life, speaks up for the ‘lost generation’

Rob Templeton on the ‘quiet shift’ to the Local Authority Trading Company model putting social work front and centre

In the first of a two-part series, PSW looks at the human cost of the hostile environment on unaccompanied asylum seeking children

Government-backed scheme reaching 'tip of iceberg' because professionals aren't referring in

Figures show assaults have doubled in just five years

With fees continuing to soar, Shahid Naqvi takes a look at a 'dysfunctional' and 'unsustainable' market

Social worker Beverley Dickson gives a moving and insightful personal account

Annual survey reveals continued failure to provide long-term support

In the first of a three-part series Sally Nieman highlights an area of practice that is often overlooked in an ageist society

Practitioners posting allegations of bullying, racism and sexual harassment in latest trend