‘The Development of Secure Units in Child Care’ by G J Blumenthal
An architect’s analysis of secure care
Child Care History and Policy
Why the Current Court Process would Benefit from Reform to Reduce the Impact and Stress on Children of Separated Couples
Children’s Needs Are Paramount. If one takes, as an overriding premise, that the interests of children are paramount when their parents separate, there seems little argument that the court process requires modification from the position it has found itself in over the course of the last decade or two. This brief note explores what the … Read more
‘Controls from Within’ by Fritz Redl and David Wineman
Ways to manage problem behaviour
‘The Other 23 Hours’ by Albert Trieschman, James Whittaker and Larry Brendtro
Practical advice on residential child care
Conference: The Place of Ethics in the History of Child Care
The Annual Conference of the Child Care History Network : 11 November 2009
Namibia Journey
The mutual benefits of offering help to people in other countries
Telling the World about Social Pedagogy
Pass on the Copenhagen Declaration on Worldwide Social Pedagogy Day.
‘Young Children in Brief Separation’ by James and Joyce Robertson
Lessons about what does – and does not – damage children
‘Residential Management as Treatment for Difficult Children’ by Donald W Winnicott and Clare Britton
Research lessons learnt from residential child care practice
‘Children in Distress’ by Alec Clegg and Barbara Megson
A landmark text on the impact of education on children in need
‘Children who Wait’ by Jane Rowe and Lydia Lambert
A landmark study of children in long-term care
The Child Care History Network AGM and Autumn Conference
The Place of Ethics in the History of Child Care