An Australian social worker shares insights from practicing in Türkiye with urban refugee populations. He discusses the challenges of applying Western social work methods in a non-Western environment, focusing on the importance of cultural humility. Key topics include navigating language barriers, addressing mental health issues sensitively, and empowering refugees to define their own needs. The conversation highlights moving away from a savior mentality to fostering collaborative relationships, emphasizing the richness of shared stories in building supportive communities.