When I published my first blog in 2019 I knew language was important, but so many things Iāve written, spoken about, read & heard since then have convinced me that language matters even more than I thought 5 years agoā¦ #LanguageMatters#RewritingSocialCarerewritingsocialcare.blog/2024/10/12/w...
āLanguage is the most powerful tool we have. Letās use it well.ā Surviving Safeguarding [1] When I published my first blog back in the summer of 2019, I knew language was important, but so many thiā¦
Last day in Donny todayā¦ end of an era. Iāve worked in info, comms and practice development in adult social care in local councils since 2006ā¦ looking forward to the next chapter and continuing to challenge and change adult social care language and practice. #RewritingSocialCare
'OBVIOUSLY'. @bryonyshannon.bsky.socialwww.gloriouslyordinarylives.co.uk/gloriously-o...
Bryony Shannon and I have been thinking about the word āobviouslyā and how we use it in social care. This week, I reflect on the need for us to notice and question ourselves whenever we start a sent...
Here are some of the words that make people drawing on,& working in, social care go hmmm. If youāre curious about why, & want some space to challenge & change the language in your organisation, then check out our #GloriouslyOrdinaryLanguagewww.gloriouslyordinarylives.co.uk/gloriously-o...
On my way to Manchester through the sunny Peak District āļø for the @socialcarefuture.bsky.social#SocialCareFuture
Curious about making your language more human? Want some space to explore how, with some practical support? Find out more about our #GloriouslyOrdinaryLanguage@tricianicoll.bsky.socialwww.eventbrite.co.uk/e/gloriously...
Coming back to work after the summer? Heard about #GloriouslyOrdinaryLanguagewww.gloriouslyordinarylives.co.uk/gloriously-o...@tricianicoll.bsky.socialwww.eventbrite.co.uk/e/gloriously...
Are you working in or with an organisation where most of the language people use isnāt what you would use in the kitchen with your family or in the cafĆ© or pub with your mates? Do you feel, like we do, that this is not ok? If so, check this out ā¬ļø #GloriouslyOrdinaryLanguage