An introduction to the Troubled Families Programme (TFP) which explores the fundamentals of the approach in social work. It looks at its origins, implications and effectiveness as well as early intervention and family support in a broader context.
An introduction to the Troubled Families Programme (TFP) which explores the fundamentals of the approach in social work. It looks at its origins, implications and effectiveness as well as early intervention and family support in a broader context.
Keith Davies BA, MSc, MRes is Associate Professor at Kingston University. He has many years of experience working with 'troubled families', largely as a practitioner in criminal justice. Keith has had articles published in The Probation Journal, The Journal of Social Work Education and the British Journal of Community Justice.
Inhaltsangabe
1. Introducing the Troubled Families Programme. Keith Davies Kingston University. 2. A Provider's Perspective. David Holmes Family Action. 3. The Troubled Families Workforce and Occupational Identity. Sadie Parr Sheffield Hallam University. 4. The 'Family Recovery' approach to helping struggling families. June Thoburn University of East Anglia. 5. Troubled or troublesome? Children taken into care and custody. Carol Hayden and Craig Jenkins ICJS University of Portsmouth. 6. 'Troubled Families': A Team Around The Family. Ray Jones Anna Matczak Keith Davis Ian Byford Kingston University. 7. International Perspectives. Nigel Hall Kingston University.
1. Introducing the Troubled Families Programme. Keith Davies Kingston University. 2. A Provider's Perspective. David Holmes Family Action. 3. The Troubled Families Workforce and Occupational Identity. Sadie Parr Sheffield Hallam University. 4. The 'Family Recovery' approach to helping struggling families. June Thoburn University of East Anglia. 5. Troubled or troublesome? Children taken into care and custody. Carol Hayden and Craig Jenkins ICJS University of Portsmouth. 6. 'Troubled Families': A Team Around The Family. Ray Jones Anna Matczak Keith Davis Ian Byford Kingston University. 7. International Perspectives. Nigel Hall Kingston University.
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