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EPISODE · Apr 22, 2024 · 1H 35M

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

from The Critical Social Worker: A Revolutionary Storytelling Podcast · host Christian Ace Stettler

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 critical themes shaping the future of social work and the importance of speaking up against injustice. Chapters: 00:00:04 - Introduction and Episode Context 00:01:10 - Alicia’s Background and Journey 00:02:29 - Integrating Yoga and Social Work 00:04:18 - Returning to Hawaii 00:06:24 - Clinical Social Work Journey 00:10:33 - Learning from Mentor Mo 00:14:41 - Recognizing Trauma and Narcissism 00:18:46 - Healing Power of the Ocean 00:21:07 - Call from Sharla 00:30:00 - Technical Difficulties 00:31:00 - Conflict and Intervention 00:36:55 - Police and Local Conflicts 00:41:21 - Palestine Conflict and Social Work Responsibility 00:52:37 - Race, Identity, and Unity 01:06:43 - Empowering the Oppressed and Community Healing 01:12:13 - Navigating Systemic Challenges and Optimism for the Future Meet Alicia Stettler: Alicia Stettler, LCSW, originally from the U.K. with roots in Jamaica and Hawaii, brings a unique perspective to the discussion as a co-founder of A Conscious Party and the conceptualizer of Revolutionary Yoga. As a full-time mother and clinician for SEARHC in Alaska, she emphasizes the importance of regulating one's energy when working with clients who have experienced trauma. Listen, learn, and let's revolutionize our approach to social work together. #SocialWork #RevolutionarySocialWork #Unity #Dialogue #Empathy #YogaTherapy #SocialJustice

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 critical themes shaping the future of social work and the importance of speaking up against injustice. Chapters: 00:00:04 - Introduction and Episode Context 00:01:10 - Alicia’s Background and Journey 00:02:29 - Integrating Yoga and Social Work 00:04:18 - Returning to Hawaii 00:06:24 - Clinical Social Work Journey 00:10:33 - Learning from Mentor Mo 00:14:41 - Recognizing Trauma and Narcissism 00:18:46 - Healing Power of the Ocean 00:21:07 - Call from Sharla 00:30:00 - Technical Difficulties 00:31:00 - Conflict and Intervention 00:36:55 - Police and Local Conflicts 00:41:21 - Palestine Conflict and Social Work Responsibility 00:52:37 - Race, Identity, and Unity 01:06:43 - Empowering the Oppressed and Community Healing 01:12:13 - Navigating Systemic Challenges and Optimism for the Future Meet Alicia Stettler: Alicia Stettler, LCSW, originally from the U.K. with roots in Jamaica and Hawaii, brings a unique perspective to the discussion as a co-founder of A Conscious Party and the conceptualizer of Revolutionary Yoga. As a full-time mother and clinician for SEARHC in Alaska, she emphasizes the importance of regulating one's energy when working with clients who have experienced trauma. Listen, learn, and let's revolutionize our approach to social work together. #SocialWork #RevolutionarySocialWork #Unity #Dialogue #Empathy #YogaTherapy #SocialJustice

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