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- About the book:
Edition 2013;
Pages: 240;
Author: Mark Smith, Leon Fulcher and Peter Doran;
Publisher: The Policy Press;
Language: English;
Size: 1 Mb;
"Residential Child Care in Practice: Make a Difference" is a textbook that focuses on the practice and principles of residential child care.
It contains:
1. Introduction to Residential Child Care:
The book starts with an introduction to residential child care, explaining the importance of the field and the role it plays in the lives of children and young people. It discusses the historical context and evolution of residential care practices.
2. Child Development and Psychology:
Understanding child development and psychology is essential for professionals working in residential child care. The textbook covers various aspects of child and adolescent development, including emotional, social, and cognitive milestones.
3. The Residential Care Environment:
This section delves into the physical and emotional aspects of the residential care environment. It covers topics such as creating a nurturing atmosphere, establishing routines, ensuring safety, and promoting a sense of belonging and security for the children and young people.
4. Working with Vulnerable Populations:
Residential child care involves working with vulnerable populations, such as children who have experienced trauma, abuse, or neglect. The book provides guidance on trauma-informed care, attachment theory, and interventions for children with specific needs.
5. Building Positive Relationships:
Developing positive relationships with the children and young people in care is crucial. The textbook covers effective communication, building trust, and providing emotional support. It also addresses challenges in building relationships and strategies to overcome them.
6. The Role of Residential Care Workers:
This section outlines the roles and responsibilities of residential care workers. It covers topics such as advocacy, teamwork, ethical considerations, and the importance of self-care for professionals in the field.
7. Education and Skill Development:
Residential care is not just about providing a safe environment; it's also about promoting education and skill development. The textbook discusses educational support, vocational training, and life skills programs tailored to the needs of the residents.
8. Legal and Ethical Considerations:
Understanding the legal frameworks, regulations, and ethical guidelines related to residential child care is crucial. This section covers child protection laws, confidentiality, informed consent, and the rights of children and young people in care.
9. Case Studies and Real-Life Examples:
The book includes case studies and real-life examples from residential child care settings. These examples provide practical insights into challenges faced by professionals and showcase effective strategies and interventions.
10. Making a Difference:
The title suggests a focus on making a positive impact. This section emphasizes the difference that dedicated and skilled professionals makes in the lives of children and young people in residential care. It highlights success stories, innovative approaches, and the transformative power of care and support.