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Oct 6, 2023 9 min

126 Writing vs Social Work

from The Social Work Race Podcast Hosted by Curtis Powell

If you write well you will be regarded as a good social worker. But what if you do good social work, like interpersonal social work how will that look to the team? 🔔GET FULL ACCESS TO EVERYTHING ON THIS LINK🎙️🎥https://linktr.ee/thesocialworkrace Please subscribe to my Patreon channel to support the work with students and newly qualified social workers. 💡 Email me at [email protected] with your thoughts, ideas and questions. Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/the-social-work-race-podcast--5226927/support.

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