Combining theory and practice guidance for professionals, this is the authoritative guide to assessing foster carers, kinship carers and adoptive parents.
Combining theory and practice guidance for professionals, this is the authoritative guide to assessing foster carers, kinship carers and adoptive parents.
Joanne Alper is an experienced social worker and play therapist who has worked in local authority child care social work and child protection. In 2006 she was instrumental in setting up Adoptionplus as an Adoption Support Agency and then in 2008 as a Voluntary Adoption Agency specializing in the placement of children with high level needs. Joanne is currently Director of Services at Adoptionplus. David Howe PhD is Emeritus Professor of Social Work at the University of East Anglia, Norwich. He has practised, researched and taught in the field of child and family work, including adoption, for over 40 years.
Inhaltsangabe
Chapter 1: Introduction Joanne Alper Adoptionplus. Chapter 2: Why are you frightened of being parented? Understanding developmental trauma Kim S. Golding Worcestershire Health and Care NHS Trust. Chapter 3: The home study and assessment of applicants: research evidence Julie Selwyn University of Bristol. Chapter 4: Adoptionplus: a new agency a new approach Joanne Alper Adoptionplus. Chapter 5: Parenting well and staying well: understanding the qualities needed for parenting children with developmental trauma Kim S. Golding and Ben Gurney-Smith Worcestershire Health and Care NHS Trust and Adoptionplus. Chapter 6: Understanding developmental trauma parental attachments caregiving and PACE Dan Hughes Quittie GlenCenter for Mental Health. Chapter 7: The parenting brain John Baylin Norman Broudy MD & Associates. Chapter 8: Assessing potential kinship placements Joanne Alper and Ailsa Edwards Adoptionplus and Children in Need Chapter 9: Reflective functioning and parenting John Baylin Norman Broudy MD & Associates. Chapter 10: Conclusion David Howe University of East Anglia.
Chapter 1: Introduction Joanne Alper Adoptionplus. Chapter 2: Why are you frightened of being parented? Understanding developmental trauma Kim S. Golding Worcestershire Health and Care NHS Trust. Chapter 3: The home study and assessment of applicants: research evidence Julie Selwyn University of Bristol. Chapter 4: Adoptionplus: a new agency a new approach Joanne Alper Adoptionplus. Chapter 5: Parenting well and staying well: understanding the qualities needed for parenting children with developmental trauma Kim S. Golding and Ben Gurney-Smith Worcestershire Health and Care NHS Trust and Adoptionplus. Chapter 6: Understanding developmental trauma parental attachments caregiving and PACE Dan Hughes Quittie GlenCenter for Mental Health. Chapter 7: The parenting brain John Baylin Norman Broudy MD & Associates. Chapter 8: Assessing potential kinship placements Joanne Alper and Ailsa Edwards Adoptionplus and Children in Need Chapter 9: Reflective functioning and parenting John Baylin Norman Broudy MD & Associates. Chapter 10: Conclusion David Howe University of East Anglia.
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