Speaking & workshops

Keynotes and workshops grounded in practice.

Kayleigh offers practice-led talks and one-off workshops for social work audiences, shaped around the conversation your event or team needs to have.

Work with Kayleigh

A useful conversation in the room, with something to take back to practice.

A keynote can open up a theme for a wider audience. A one-off workshop gives a team or cohort time to test ideas through discussion and reflection.

A short planning conversation helps agree the audience, topic, format and useful takeaways. Sessions can draw on the free Learning Hub or be shaped for your context.

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Formats

Two ways to bring the learning to your audience.

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Conference keynotes

A focused, practice-led talk for a conference, learning week or professional event. Kayleigh combines insight and accessible storytelling with questions people can carry into their own practice.

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One-off workshops

An interactive session for a team or cohort, using discussion, fictional scenarios and practical reflection. The aim and activities are agreed for your audience before the session.

Kayleigh Rose Evans
About Kayleigh

Social worker. Practice development lead. Speaker.

Kayleigh combines social work experience with workforce development, professional learning, content creation, research and published writing. Her work focuses on making learning accessible, relevant and genuinely useful to practitioners.

Social WorkerSenior Practice Development LeadMaster’s in Professional DevelopmentPublished writing

Kayleigh features in Social Work England’s Professional Standard 5 podcast, discussing professional identity and conduct online.

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Example starting points

Choose a theme, then shape it for the room.

Adult safeguarding and professional curiosity; mental capacity and judgement; AI in social work; ASYE confidence; and professional identity are possible starting points. These are examples, not fixed programmes.