Foster Placements : Why They Succeed and Why They Fail
Foster Placements : Why They Succeed and Why They Fail
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Author(s): Gibbs, Ian
Sinclair, Ian
Wilson, Kate
ISBN No.: 9781843101734
Pages: 272
Year: 200410
Format: Perfect (Trade Paper)
Price: $ 65.19
Dispatch delay: Dispatched between 7 to 15 days
Status: Available

Ian Sinclair is Co-director of the Social Work Research and Development Unit at The University of York. His research interests include attachment theory and the evaluation of social work and social work services. Ian Gibbs is a researcher at the Social Work Research and Development Unit at The University of York. His research interests include Leadership, resources and efficiency in children's homes; quality of care for children in residential and foster care; costs and quality issues in residential care and nursing homes; financial resources available to elderly people. Kate Wilson is Chair of Social Work at the Centre for Social Work. She teaches on the children and families pathway on the Centre's post-graduate programme in social work and on the post-qualifying programme in child care. She has researched and published widely in the fields of therapeutic work and child welfare, including books on social work with couples, social work in a legal context, on non-directive play therapy and journal articles on literature and social work, play therapy in statutory and legal settings, and adoption and fostering.


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