Working with parents : learning from other people's experience /

• Wheal, Ann

• Family social work
• Parents -- Services for

• Russell House Pub,

• 1898924597

• Includes bibliographical references.

• Assessing children in need and their families practice guidance
• Applied research for better practice
• Supporting families child protection in the community
• Parenting what really counts
• Child development a practitioners guide
• Reflective learning for social work research theory and practice
• Assessment in child care using and developing frameworks for practice
• Attachment theory child maltreatment and family support a practice and assessment model
• Evidence based social work a guide for the perplexed
• Communication and interpersonal skills in social work
• Blackwell companion to social work
• Is anyone listening accountability and women survivors of domestic violence
• Social work with children and families
• Collaboration in social work practice
• Working together to safeguard children a guide to inter agency working to safeguard and promote the welfare of children
• Understanding and using groups
• Contemporary child care policy and practice
• Assessing needs and planning care in social work
• Anti oppressive social work theory and practice
• Social work and empowerment
• Framework for the assessment of children in need and their families
• Practising social work
• Child abuse and neglect attachment development and intervention
• Analysing community work its theory and practice
• Assessing childrens needs and circumstances the impact of the assessment framework
• Working with older people and their families
• Youth in society contemporary theory policy and practice
• Working with children adolescents and their families
• Social work and mental health
• Social work assessment and intervention
• Attachment and loss Loss sadness and depression
• Anti discriminatory practice
• Social work skills a practice handbook
• Single case evaluation by social workers
• Safeguarding childhood early intervention and surveillance in a late modern society
• Attachment and loss Attachment