Description |
ix, 49 pages ; 30 cm |
Contents |
1 Executive Summary and Recommendations 1 -- 1 1 The Child's Best Interests -- 1 2 Research Findings -- 1 3 Government's Policy Context -- 1 4 Requirements for Effective Child Inclusive Practice -- 1 5 Resourcing and Managing Child Inclusive Practice -- 1 6 Child Inclusive Practice and Experience -- 1 7 Where are we now? -- 1 8 Services in Rural and Regional Areas -- 1 9 Key Change Strategies -- 1 10 Some Cautions - 2 Background and History -- 2 1 Where we have come from -- 2 2 Background to child's best interests -- 2 3 Research findings -- 2 4 Government Policy Context -- 3 Ideals and Visions for Child Inclusive Practice -- 3 1 Frameworks for an Ideal Agency -- 3 2 Physical Environment -- 3 3 Resources -- 3 4 Intake and Assessment -- 3 5 Non?direct work with children -- 3 6 Family Based Work -- 3 7 Direct Work with Children -- 3 8 Evaluation and Feedback -- 3 9 Approaches to staffing -- 3 10 Management and Policy of the Agency -- 3 11 Some Cautions |
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4 The current state of play -- 4 1 Issues in Working with Children -- 4 2 Working with Children in Groups -- 4 3 Child inclusive practice in a systemic therapeutic and preventative framework -- 4 4 Child Contact Services -- 4 5 Approaching Parental Alienation When Parents Refuse Contact -- 4 6 Working with Children and Reality -- 4 7 Working with Children in Schools -- 4 8 Post?Separation Parenting Programs -- 4 9 Co?Parenting Pilot Program -- 4 10 Women, Children and Family Violence -- 4 11 Adolescents and Homelessness -- 4 12 Conducting Mediation with Families and Children -- 4 13 Child Inclusive Competencies -- 4 14 The Contribution of Attachment Theory -- 4 15 Child Support Agency -- 5 Organisations Changing From Within -- 5 1 The Challenge of Change -- 5 2 Improving Service Delivery -- 5 3 Key Issues for Agency Change -- 5 4 Issues for Rural and Regional Areas -- 5 5 Personal Change Experiences -- 5 6 The Views of Industry Representatives -- 5 7 Key Strategies for Change |
Summary |
The report Through a Child's Eyes has been developed from a series of Child Inclusive Practice Forums convened for family relationship services during August/September 2000. The report summarises the outcomes of these forums and reflects the state of progress in family relationship services involving child inclusive practices |
Notes |
"A report from the Child Inclusive Practice Forums, held in Melbourne, Brisbane, Newcastle, Adelaide and Sydney from August to September 2000 |
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"May 2001" |
Bibliography |
Includes bibliographical references |
File Type |
Electronic version requires Adobe Acrobat |
Notes |
Also available online via the World Wide Web |
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Commonwealth of Australia 2001 |
Subject |
Children -- Counseling of -- Australia.
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Family counseling -- Australia.
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Family mediation -- Australia.
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Author |
Australia. Department of Family and Community Services.
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ISBN |
0642457174 |
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0642457182 (electronic version) |
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