Description
Harnessing our intuitive cues- for better or for worse.
Thursday 27th February 2025, 5.00 – 6.30pm
The Beehive
Harborough Rd,
Northampton NN2 8LR
Our first Café Scientifque of 2025 is presented by Robin Sturman-Coombs, a qualified Social Worker and Senior Lecturer in Social Welfare, University of Northampton.
https://www.northampton.ac.uk/research/research-institutes-and-centres/centre-for-health-sciences-and-services-chss/
Detailed Description
This talk offers the opportunity to discuss and examine the findings from Robin Sturman-Coombs Doctoral studies which explores an important area of the Social Work curriculum.
Robin Sturman-Coombs' research delves into an intriguing aspect of academia, specifically exploring how educators impart the invaluable skill of intuition to their students. Through a unique lens, Robin investigates the methods and approaches employed by academics to nurture and develop students' intuitive capabilities. Robin contributes to enhancing educational practices and fostering a deeper understanding of the role of intuition in professional Social Work practice and academic success.
Robin Sturman-Coombs is a Senior Lecturer in Social Welfare and a qualified Social Worker. He is registered with Social Work England and the British Association of Social Workers. Prior to academia, he spent an extensive amount of time working in Child Protection and Safeguarding, managing complex Child Protection Cases from Referral through to Initial Court Hearing. He is passionate about teaching and enhancing students’ learning and development in Higher Education.
Refreshments available to purchase.
