The Heart of Social Work with Professor Frank Keating

In this captivating episode of *Social Workers Matter*, we sit
down with Professor Frank Keating, a prominent figure in social
work and mental health. Frank, who recently retired from his role
at Royal Holloway University of London, brings a wealth of
knowledge and experience to our discussion.

Key Highlights:

A Pragmatist's Perspective: Frank shares his
unique approach to writing and academia, emphasizing that he only
writes when he has something meaningful to convey.

Career Journey: Discover the challenges and
triumphs that shaped Frank's transition from lecturer to
professor and how his experiences have informed his beliefs about
social work.

Cultural Sensitivity: Frank discusses the
importance of cultural sensitivity in social work practice and
how it enhances our ability to notice and respond to individuals'
diverse needs.

Curiosity and Vibrancy of London: Learn how
London's vibrant culture has influenced Frank's work and
perspective, fueling his curiosity about the people and
communities he serves.

Addressing Unspoken Issues: he discusses the
significance of tackling unspoken issues in social work and how
this impacts client relationships and outcomes.

Building Inner Strength: Frank shares insights
on developing inner strength for success in the demanding field
of social work, offering practical advice for both seasoned
professionals and newcomers.

Latest Research Project: This section provides a
glimpse into Frank's latest research, which documents mental
health experiences and highlights the importance of this work in
today’s society.

Listen in to hear Frank's passionate insights and gain
inspiration for your journey in social work!



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