Jason Loffman

I teach across a range of subjects related to Social Work and working with children and families generally. With particular expertise in social work methods and approaches, child care law, practice education and direct work with children and families. I have an interest in the application of attachment theory in social work practice within teams. I am a Teaching Fellow of the Higher Education Academy, a registered Social Worker and a Stage 2 Practice Educator.

I am a senior Lecturer in social work. I am an academic advisor within the school and module lead on various modules within the school.

I have been working in Higher Education since 2015. I have maintained my registration as a social worker since qualifying in 2000. I have worked across various sectors in the public, charity and private field of social work. My roles prior to working in higher education has varied from social worker, children's advocate, children's service manager, policy advisor, national trainer and specialist value based interviewer for a national children's charity. I have spoken at national conferences on subjects such as peri-natal support for fathers, solution focused practice with children and families and creativity in front line social work.. I have also sat on child death overview panels within the North West, been an independent member on serious case reviews and chaired various groups related to engaging with fathers.

JSWEC, Conference paper and presentation on "social workers need to be competent technicians and critical thinkers" 2016
NSPCC National Under 1s Conference. Conference speaker on engaging with men in the peri-natal period, 2012
NSPCC, North West Conference. Conference speaker on solution focused practice for direct work and assessment, 2010
NSPCC. Developed and published a therapeutic game for practitioners based on the principles of "protective behaviours" 2005

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