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Join our peer support group for Social Workers in research

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Social Workers talking social research and peer support

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Social Work Researchers in Peer Support 16.12.24

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Social Work Research Peer Support

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Social Work Research Peer Support group

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Fourth Social Work Research Peer Support group

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Read to Heal Bibliotherapy: Where the Crawdads Sing by Delia Owens at an online book club

Bibliotherapy is the use of the written word to help solve a personal or emotional problem. It can be a poem, a brochure, fiction or nonfiction. It can be clinical, developmental or creative. Bibliotherapy is a passive form of psychoeducation, one of the allowable Focused Psychological Strategies. If you are interested in using books to heal join our bibliotherapeutic group to discuss your thoughts around our book of the month. This month we looked at Where the Crawdads Sing by Delia Owens. This is the thoughts of the six attendees.
Next month (19th Feb 25) we are looking at a poem: The Owl and the Pussy Cat. Information of how to join us here: www.coachbayliss.com/blog/read-to-heal-bibliotherapy-at-an-online-book-club

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Join our peer support group for Social Workers in research

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Join our peer support group for Social Workers in research

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Four Social Work PhD candidates discuss their research in a peer support model. If you are doing any social work research from honours to HDR to research assistance to running a research project for your work then join us any Monday morning at 9.30am QLD time. All the information is in this link: www.coachbayliss.com/blog/peer-support-group-for-social-workers-in-higher-degrees-by-research

Social Workers talking social research and peer support

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Social Workers talking social research and peer support

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Our first peer support and supervision group for Soial Workers in research, 2025, was a great conversation. If you are a Social Worker undertaking research in your job or at any academic level (Honours through to PhD) then join these three Australian PhD students as they each discuss ther own research and share the highs and lows. This is peer supervision at its very best. Details to join us an...

Social Work Researchers in Peer Support 16.12.24

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Social Work Researchers in Peer Support 16.12.24

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Three Australian Social Workers from three different states and different Universities, peer support each other during their higher degree journey. If you are a social worker in research (either HDR or as part of your job) then we would love to have you join us. Details here: www.coachbayliss.com/blog/peer-support-group-for-social-workers-in-higher-degrees-by-research

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Social Work Research Peer Support

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Megan Bayliss and Doug Boothey discuss where they are at with their PhD study. Open to Social Workers undertaking reseach as part iof their job or higher degrees, we would love to have you join us any Monday morning. Time and zoom link info here: www.coachbayliss.com/blog/peer-support-group-for-social-workers-in-higher-degrees-by-research

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Social Work Research Peer Support group

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Join Megan Bayliss and Doug Boothey, PhD students at Charles Darwin University as they discuss the trials and tribulations of Higher Degrees by Reasearch at a university that offers a totally digital PhD. This Monday morning (Australian time) peer support group is open to any Social Workers, anywhere, undertaking research. Get the zoom link and further information here: www.coachbayliss.com/blo...

Fourth Social Work Research Peer Support group

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Fourth Social Work Research Peer Support group

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Digital PhD students, Anne Maree Taney and Megan Bayliss discuss social work research. This discussion is open to any social workers undertaking HDR research. Join of a Monday morning: 9.30am Qld time, Zoom link within this blog post: www.coachbayliss.com/blog/peer-support-group-for-social-workers-in-higher-degrees-by-research

Third peer support group for Social Workers in Research

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Third peer support group for Social Workers in Research

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Today, on Rememberance Day, we pay honour to the fallen of WWI and thank them for their service. But, we also recognise the vicarious trauma that war researchers experience, the service of all armed forces across all conflicts, and the trauma of refugees and immigrants who have come to Australia with war conflict in their background.

Social Work research online Peer Support online group. Week 2.

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Social Work research online Peer Support online group. Week 2.

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Join any Monday at 9am NT time (9.30am QLD time, 10.30am DST). If you are a Social Worker doing HDR or research as a job then we would love to have you join our online peer support group. Information and zoom link to join here: www.coachbayliss.com/blog/peer-support-group-for-social-workers-in-higher-degrees-by-research

Inaugural Social Work Research Peer Support

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Inaugural Social Work Research Peer Support

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Open to Social Workers doing Honours or HDR research, or as a job (researcher or research assistant), or research for a paper / book / presentation. The structure of the online group is an interactive half hour to 45 minutes of touching base with the research you are working on, followed by an optional hour of silent writing together. Writing silently online provides accountability partners and...

How reading Brene Brown as psychoeducation & bibliotherapy helped overcome mental health challenges

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How reading Brene Brown as psychoeducation & bibliotherapy helped overcome mental health challenges

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Bibliotherapy is a passive form of psychoeducation often overlooked by mental health professionals. In this brief presentation of my PhD research I look at some immediate benefits and impacts to research participants attending Brene Brown book clubs.

Author Vince Poscente, The Earthquake, shares at an Australian online personal development book club

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Author Vince Poscente, The Earthquake, shares at an Australian online personal development book club

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Have you ever had a favourite author and walked away loving his work more because of his genuine and congruent nature? Meet Vince Poscente; wonderful human being, husband, Dad, and whom is also a gold medalist Olympian, New York Times Best Selling Author, Motivational coach and Hall of Fame speaker in two countries. In this background chat about his latest book, The Earthquake, Vince discusses ...

Retrain the brain away from cell inertia

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Retrain the brain away from cell inertia

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Are you desperate to change your life? Do you want to be happy? If yes, then it takes a little retraining of the brain to produce the preferred chemicals that convert to feelings in your body: feelings like happiness, satisfaction, peace, serenity, contentment. In under 2 mins, find the simple cognitive replacement tool to change your stuck patterns of life constipation.

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Collect change to have a better life

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When you were a child, you collected change to buy your precious things with. As an adult we save our big money to pay for things we need to live! But, we still need to collect change to get us out of bad situations: not for a bribe but to change us. You see, the very thinking and behaving that got you into a difficult situation will not get you out. You need change. Changed thinking and behavi...

Absolutely conquer a great mindset with your own special mantra

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Absolutely conquer a great mindset with your own special mantra

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Let me show you in under 3 mins how to master your attitude through thought action. Every time you catch yourself swimming against your preferred attitude/mindset, pull out your mind mantras and say them (silently) over and over again. You become the sum of the five people you hang out with the most because you develop their mindset. The mindset of a perpetually broke person is totally differen...