An Important Update from The Therapeutic Care Journal – May/June 2023
The Mulberry Bush is currently developing the TCJ, and this site, so please bear with us. We are looking forward to launching a new and improved version which will be a valuable resource for anyone working with those made vulnerable by childhood trauma. We are building on the wonderful work that has already taken place and will continue to provide a space where people can learn, share and reflect on the impact of their work, on themselves and others, as well as developing practice and sharing ideas and opinions.
In the meantime, our regular contributor, Dr Keith White, provides us with further insights, observations and perspective from his long experience at Mill Grove. We are very grateful to Keith for sharing his wisdom and experience and we invite you to respond, comment or ask questions which could feature in upcoming articles.
The first reflects on the importance of holidays, and specifically the “looking forward” to holidays that can provide “A Reason for Getting out of Bed in the Morning” (Vol IV 07 2023)
The second reflects on the importance of actively managing “Healthy Boundaries between School and Home” (Vol IV 08 2023)
If you have any comments, ideas, observations, or thoughts about present and past articles, or ideas for new content for the TCJ, please contact Sarah at [email protected]
See you all soon!
The Therapeutic Care Journal
For everyone working with children and young people
Promoting Therapeutic Child Care, Social Pedagogy and Trauma Informed Practice
with articles and information to inform, stimulate and educate.
Written by and for those working within child care internationally
Our mission is to share knowledge about all aspects of care for children and young people in order to ensure excellent outcomes. The TCJ (formerly The Children Webmag) offers a range of articles and information published by those who live and work with children and young people, sharing thoughts, reflections, working notes, articles and papers to capture the ‘lived experience’ of the work.
These are the latest articles:
- Healthy Boundaries between School and Home
- A Reason for Getting out of Bed in the Morning
- To what extent does a nurturing environment support the academic engagement of traumatised children? By Laura Dennis
- What Should He Call You? Dr Keith J. White
- International Centre News – 1st December 2022
- Belongings and Belonging by Keith White
- How did remote learning affect the engagement in Curriculum subjects of 7 children at the Mulberry Bush school? By Ariel Lambert
- Transferable Skills by Keith White
- ‘Sometimes It’s All Worth While’ by Jo Tomlinson
- The Birth Information Tracing Act and Ireland’s Quiet Revolution by Gareth Beynon
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