Love your job, but fed up with your workplace culture?

Then this workshop is for you!

As a social worker, you're not just an employee; you're a change-maker, an advocate for those in need. This workshop will guide you in reflecting on how you can contribute to your workplace culture in a meaningful way, and how to effectively collaborate with your managers and peers to create a work environment that supports, empowers, and rejuvenates you. Because (just in case you forgot...) your needs matter too, and you deserve to feel supported at work.

When you sign up for this workshop you'll get…

  • Video Lesson

    You'll receive the video recording of a Live Virtual Workshop that was held on January 25 2025.

  • Replay Access

    You'll have 90 days to access the replay and all associated handouts and bonus material.

  • Mini-Course For Managers

    A 30-minute recorded lesson on how managers can set up an environment which is supportive, growth-oriented, and helps people to do their best work.

  • Helpful Handouts

    Deepen your learning with printable handouts and action steps to put what you learn into practice!

Join us in this empowering workshop, specifically designed for the social work community. Because when we nurture our own work culture, we are better equipped to make a profound difference in the lives of those we serve. Let’s embark on this journey together – to transform our field into one where we treat each other with the same amount of compassion we extend to our clients.
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Meet Your Hosts:

Tiffany MacInnis

Tiffany MacInnis is the Program Manager at Brigadoon Village, overseeing a team of 50 staff members, as well as Medical Staff and Volunteers who work together to create impactful camp experiences for children and youth with chronic health conditions and other life challenges. Tiffany's background is in Education and Psychology, working mainly in the non-profit sector for the last 12 years. Tiffany has been focusing on creating supportive workplaces which set employees up to feel valued, to learn, and to do their best work in an environment that helps them to thrive.

Amy Pinnell

Amy Pinnell is a Registered Social Worker and a Private Practice Therapist in Nova Scotia, Canada. She's also a Highly Sensitive Person who's passionate about helping fellow sensitive Social Workers embrace and honour their sensitivity so they can thrive. In just two years of sharing her message on Instagram (@sensitivesocialworker), it has resonated with 25,000+ followers and led to meaningful connections with 1000s of sensitive Social Workers. Amy offers courses and 1:1 coaching to deep-feeling, tender-hearted Social Workers who want to make a difference in the world without abandoning themselves.

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