The year 2020 required us to embrace virtual work with children and their families.
What’s in this section:
Top tips from the BASW
The British Association of Social Workers (BASW) shares virtual work top tips to help create meaningful moments and effective practice.
Emotions board game
Using screen share means we can continue to explore the emotions of children using creative, colourful and engaging resources with the Emotions board game.
My Wishes worksheet
Every child and young person have a wish, explore their wishes with them using the colour My Wishes worksheet.
Good Day Bad Day worksheet
Children and young people sometimes find it difficult to share their big feelings, with this Good Day Bad Day worksheet you can help them explain the differences between their feelings, identify triggers and explore ways of managing those big feelings using safe coping mechanisms.
My Safety House worksheet
My Safety House can support developing meaningful and purposeful safety plans. Allow children and young people to tell us what safety looks like for them and who in their network helps them to feel and be safe.
My Feeling workbook
This My Feelings workbook helps children to recognise and process their difficult emotions. A useful tool when planning a series of direct work activities.
Children’s Social Care Direct Work Resource Toolkit 