Restorative Practice in Children’s Homes
by Steve Walker
Improving relationships in residential care
Improving relationships in residential care
A classic - frightening and moving: the inside story about institutional life in Ireland
An opportunity for residential child care workers to shape their profession
How training can develop careers and education can open the eyes
Practical advice on residential child care
How photography can empower children in residential care
Why are so many field social workers opposed to residential child care?
The struggle to change a traditional approved school to offer relationship-based treatment
Including the recession, generations, social workers’ attitudes to residential child care, working methods, Catholic adoption societies, bouncers and voluntary work
Residential child care workers need to make their voice heard again.
Why this book is really interesting - and may prove to be important
Training, pay, working hours, risk and health and safety all affect good residential care.
The conflicting images of residential care for children, problems and positives
Trying to explain the Five Outcomes at Bluebrick