S1E3 | Child Welfare From the Inside: Why Good Workers Leave
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S1E3 | Child Welfare From the Inside: Why Good Workers Leave
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"By the second year in, I knew that I needed to find an out."
In this episode of The Unsafe Social Worker, I sit down with Bree, a social worker with 18 years of experience who spent five years in child welfare before moving into private practice.
Bree reflects on overwhelming caseloads, barriers to getting families the services they needed, and the pressure to keep working when her own capacity was stretched. She shares how the job followed her home through irritability, disrupted sleep, and an ongoing need to unload.
"You are trained to do assessments, to do risk assessments."
But who assesses the impact on the worker?
We discuss threats during home visits, the normalization of trauma, and what meaningful support could look like—from checking workers' capacity to providing accessible, ongoing therapy.