Majority of social workers suffer from mental instability

Majority of social workers suffer from mental instability due to their job
By Janaki Mahadevan
Children & Young People Now
7 October 2010

More than two-thirds of social workers experience mental or emotional instability as a result of their job, according to a British Association of Social Workers (BASW) poll.

The survey of 1,392 social workers revealed that 70 per cent of respondents remain fearful that they are left unable to protect children because of the constraints of their job.

The poll showed that 68 per cent of social workers have experienced mental or emotional instability as a result of their work, with 45 per cent of these being forced to take time off as a result.  FULL STORY

This is a story that Legally Kidnapped found.  Anybody want to argue about our statement that CPS people are Sociopaths?