Dr Keith J. White
Dr Keith J. White lives and cares for children and young people in Mill Grove where his family has lived for four generations. Since 1899 it has been a family home where children unable to live with their own parents have been welcomed.
Rethinking Attachment Theory
by Dr Keith J. White
Every child adds to the social dynamics of its family
“Who is my mother? Who are my brothers?”
by Dr Keith J. White
Do we undermine the value of the meta-family in meeting children’s needs?
A Little Child will Lead Them
by Dr Keith J. White
Asking questions, seeking answers and being prepared to learn
The Hamlet Cigar Method
by Dr Keith J. White
Two wrongs may not make a right, but two problems may solve each other.
On Headington Hill, Oxford
by Dr Keith J. White
Intelligence is ultimately moral, practical and social, as well as academic.
“Unremembered Acts of Kindness and of Love”
by Dr Keith J. White
The spontaneous little things make the difference, and they cannot be specified.
Favourite Childhood Books Recalled
Book Review by Dr Keith J. White
Metaphors and other stimuli for the imagination
“Time is a Great Healer”
by Dr Keith J. White
Life offers opportunities offered to re-interpret earlier experiences.
Clubs and Associations
by Dr Keith J. White
How ordinary group activities can help children learn social behaviour
‘A Good Childhood’ by Richard Layard and Judy Dunn
by Dr Keith J. White
Searching for Values in a Competitive Age
Longing for Home
by Dr Keith J. White
The importance of having somewhere to belong, a place you can all home
“Take Away Two from Three and You’ll be Left with One”
by Dr Keith J. White
The symbolism of gain and loss in mathematics and stealing
The Virtues and Limits of Rights
by Dr Keith J. White
What A Christmas Carol offers that the UN Convention on the Rights of the Child does not
The Needs of Strangers
by Dr Keith J. White
Why there is a gulf between official systems and the needs of individuals
Children and Foster Care: Inclusion, Exclusion and Life Chances
by Dr Keith J. White
Listening is the start to overcoming disadvantage.
“The Children Find Living In a Family Setting Too Difficult.”
by Dr Keith J. White
The danger of dogma in meeting individual needs
The Ideology of Residential Care and Fostering
by Dr Keith J. White
The damage of failing to reframe
“It matters not who won or lost, but how you played the game”
by Dr Keith J. White
The importance of beginnings and endings
Shared Memories and the Growth of Love
by Dr Keith J. White
The significance of sea-shells and social relationships
The Growth of Love
by Dr Keith J. White
The ideas behind the book, new perspectives on child development and the challenge to the Church
Someone to say “Thank You” to
by Dr Keith J. White
Are we unwittingly encouraging children to complain, but not be appreciative?
