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Inside Social Work

Marie Vakakis
Mental Health
Therapy
Social Work
Communication
Private Practice
Family Therapy
Early Career Psychology
Client Retention
Therapeutic Relationship
Student Placements
Parenting
Expectations
Very Bad Therapy
Grief
Supervision
Client Suicide
BIPOC Therapy
Intersectionality
Money Mindset
Youth Support

Ever wondered what it’s really like to work on the frontlines of social change? Inside Social Work takes you behind the scenes to explore the realities of a profession that’s equal parts rewarding and relentless. Through candid conversations and honest reflections, this podcast examines the challenges, personal growth, and moments that stay with you long after the day is done. Whether you’re a sea... more

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Latest Episodes

What if I don’t know what I’m doing in my first session?

How do I know if I’m being paid fairly?

How do I protect my energy in private practice?

This episode is a mailbag episode, where Bronwyn and I go through some listener questions.

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Have you ever been sitting with a young person in session while their parent waits outside, unsure how much to involve them and quietly worrying about saying the wrong thing?

Working with parents alongside young people can feel daunting. Consent, co... more

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What happens when we don’t own our stuff?

This episode of Inside Social Work, I’m joined by psychologist and researcher Dr Bronwyn Milkins to talk about something many of us encounter in our work: what happens when we avoid taking responsibility for... more

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Couples therapy can be some of the most rewarding work we do, but it can also be some of the most challenging. If you’ve ever found yourself sitting in the room thinking, am I helping or am I refereeing?, this episode is for you.

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Money touches every part of our lives, yet so often it’s the thing we avoid talking about. In this final episode of our money mini-series, Ashton Hayes (Becoming an AMHSW Podcast) and I wrap up our reflections on the money stories and money blocks th... more

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Our relationship with money doesn’t start when we open our first bank account. It’s shaped from childhood, through our families, culture, community, and the messages we absorbed without even realising. These “money stories” influence how we value ou... more

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Social work is often framed as a profession of sacrifice, but does that mean we should give away our time and expertise for free?

In this episode, Ashton and I unpack the belief that charging for our services makes us less caring. We talk about fee ... more

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Starting in private practice is exciting and expensive. There are so many choices about what to spend on and what to skip. From shiny new tech to endless training courses, it can be easy to waste money before you’ve even found your feet.

In this epi... more

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Recent Guests

Marie Vakakis
Co-host of the Becoming an AMHSW podcast, discusses self-doubt in social work.
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Episode: The moments self-doubt almost stopped us
Carrie Wiita
Co-host of the podcast Very Bad Therapy, graduate of a Master's in Marriage and Family Therapy Program.
Episode: Very Bad Therapy Encore
Ben Feinman
Co-host of the podcast Very Bad Therapy, Clinic Director of Sentio Counselling Centre, Associate Marriage and Family Therapist in California.
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Episode: Very Bad Therapy Encore
Dr. Bronwyn Milkins
Host of the Mental Work Podcast and a mental health professional.
Episode: What Just Happened? How to Use ‘Here and Now’ Comments in Therapy
Amy Howell
Accredited mental health social worker and co-director of CentreSelf Collective
CentreSelf Collective
Episode: Student Placements in Private Practice with Amy Howell
Marie Foucais
An accredited mental health social worker and couples and family therapist
The Therapy Hub
Episode: Inside the Therapy Room with the Whole Family
Tham Fuyana
An educator and mental health professional, working in a tertiary mental health service.
Therapy Hub
Episode: Intersectionality and finding a BIPOC therapist with Tham Fuyana
Bronwyn Milkins
Co-host of the Mental Work Podcast
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Episode: When a Client Dies by Suicide: Reflections for Mental Health Professionals

Hosts

Ashton Hayes
Co-host of the Inside Social Work podcast; provides insights informed by practical experience in social work and personal reflections.
Marie Vakakis
Co-host of the Inside Social Work podcast; highlights personal and professional growth themes within social work.

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Intersectionality and finding a BIPOC therapist with Tham Fuyana
Q: What advice would you give those folk who might be looking for a BIPOC therapist?
It's crucial to recognize your feelings and preferences in therapy, to reach out to someone relatable, and to acknowledge that you may expand your horizons in therapy over time.
Intersectionality and finding a BIPOC therapist with Tham Fuyana
Q: What are some of the unique challenges you see BIPOC clients face when accessing mental health services?
Challenges include a lack of trust in mental health services, historical mistreatment within the system, and the societal pressure to constantly prove one's worth.
Very Bad Therapy Encore
Q: What have you taken away from hearing the stories of clients in your podcast?
An important lesson is understanding that bad therapy is often subjective, and that you can't anticipate every client's experience.
The careers we built that our younger selves wouldn’t believe
Q: What do you think would surprise your 25-year-old self the most?
Ashton mentions the impact of social media and her discomfort with being visible online, despite being okay with larger audiences.
The careers we built that our younger selves wouldn’t believe
Q: How would your 25-year-old self feel about your current career?
Marie believes her younger self would be confused and scared at the thought of running workshops and public speaking.

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Frequently Asked Questions About Inside Social Work

What is Inside Social Work about and what kind of topics does it cover?

The content focuses on the multidimensional experiences within the realm of social work, emphasizing themes such as financial literacy, professional identity, and the emotional hurdles social workers face. Topics include financial challenges specific to social workers, the stigma around charging for services, and personal anecdotes reflecting on self-doubt and ambition within the profession. The hosts invite listeners to engage in open discussions regarding their own money stories while promoting the importance of acknowledging financial worth. Unique to this series is its candid approach to addressing the often-taboo subjects of pricing and compensation in social work, aiming to empower its audience by fostering an environment of transpare... more

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2. Carrie Wiita
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6. Marie Foucais
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