This book takes an in-depth look at what goes on 'inside' kinship care. It explores the dynamics and relationships between family members involved in kinship care, and covers issues such as safeguarding, assessment, therapy, permanence and placement breakdown. It is essential reading for social workers, therapists, counsellors and psychologists.
This book takes an in-depth look at what goes on 'inside' kinship care. It explores the dynamics and relationships between family members involved in kinship care, and covers issues such as safeguarding, assessment, therapy, permanence and placement breakdown. It is essential reading for social workers, therapists, counsellors and psychologists.
Introduction. David Pitcher. 1. A Young Person's Experience of Kinship Care Amy O'Donohoe. 2. What Does Family Support Involve for Parents Who Have Intellectual Disabilities? Sadie Young Independent Chartered Clinical Psychologist. 3. Siblings and Kinship Care. David Pitcher Children's Guardian and Family Court Adviser Cafcass UK Sarah Meakings Research Associate School for Policy Studies University of Bristol UK and Elaine Farmer Professor of Child and Family Studies School for Policy Studies University of Bristol UK. 4. The Position of Mothers When a Child is Placed with a Grandmother. Erica Flegg independent risk assessor and psychotherapist. 5. The Wider Family Context of Kinship Care. Jeanne Ziminski Systemic Family Psychotherapist Child and Adolescent Mental Health Service Sutton Surrey UK. 6. 'It Takes a Village': Placing Grandparents and Extended Family at the Centre of Safeguarding Vulnerable Children. Andrew Turnell social worker and child protection consultant Resolutions Consultancy Australia and Susie Essex retired Consultant Family Therapist UK. 7. Undertaking an Expert Assessment for the Court. Anna Gough Independent Clinical Psychologist. 8. Permanence Planning for Children in Family and Friends Care: Establishing a Secure Base in the Re-ordering of Family Relationships. John Simmonds Director of Policy Research and Development British Association of Adoption and Fostering (BAAF) UK. 9. 'Get them out of here!' An Exploration of Kinship Placement Breakdown. Tom Hawkins Lecturer in Social Work University of Plymouth UK. 10. A Psychoanalytic Approach to Kinship Care. Graham Music Consultant Child and Adolescent Psychotherapist Tavistock Clinic UK and Geraldine Crehan Child and Adolescent Psychotherapist Child and Adolescent Mental Health Service Surrey UK. 11. Support Groups: What they Do and How they Help. Jackie Wyke Trustee for the Grandparents' Association UK. 12. What do White Kinship Carers Need to Consider when Caring for Children of Black 'Mixed Race'? Nick Banks independent Consultant Chartered Clinical Psychologist. 13. Australia and New Zealand: Assessing Parenting Capacity in Kinship Care. Marilyn McHugh Research Fellow Social Policy Research Centre University of New South Wales Australia and Paula Hayden Social Work Consultant Foster and Kinship Care Sydney Australia. 14. Kinship Care Among Families Affected by HIV in South Africa. Caroline Kuo Assistant Professor Department of Behavioral and Social Science Brown University USA Lucie Cluver Department of Social Policy and Intervention Oxford University UK and Don Operario School of Public Health Brown University USA. 15. The Views of Children in Kinship Care Their Caregivers and Their Birth Parents: Key Themes from the United States. James P. Gleeson Associate Professor Jane Addams College of Social Work University of Illinois at Chicago USA. Epilogue. Looking Forward in Kinship Care. David Pitcher. List of Contributors. Index.
Introduction. David Pitcher. 1. A Young Person's Experience of Kinship Care Amy O'Donohoe. 2. What Does Family Support Involve for Parents Who Have Intellectual Disabilities? Sadie Young Independent Chartered Clinical Psychologist. 3. Siblings and Kinship Care. David Pitcher Children's Guardian and Family Court Adviser Cafcass UK Sarah Meakings Research Associate School for Policy Studies University of Bristol UK and Elaine Farmer Professor of Child and Family Studies School for Policy Studies University of Bristol UK. 4. The Position of Mothers When a Child is Placed with a Grandmother. Erica Flegg independent risk assessor and psychotherapist. 5. The Wider Family Context of Kinship Care. Jeanne Ziminski Systemic Family Psychotherapist Child and Adolescent Mental Health Service Sutton Surrey UK. 6. 'It Takes a Village': Placing Grandparents and Extended Family at the Centre of Safeguarding Vulnerable Children. Andrew Turnell social worker and child protection consultant Resolutions Consultancy Australia and Susie Essex retired Consultant Family Therapist UK. 7. Undertaking an Expert Assessment for the Court. Anna Gough Independent Clinical Psychologist. 8. Permanence Planning for Children in Family and Friends Care: Establishing a Secure Base in the Re-ordering of Family Relationships. John Simmonds Director of Policy Research and Development British Association of Adoption and Fostering (BAAF) UK. 9. 'Get them out of here!' An Exploration of Kinship Placement Breakdown. Tom Hawkins Lecturer in Social Work University of Plymouth UK. 10. A Psychoanalytic Approach to Kinship Care. Graham Music Consultant Child and Adolescent Psychotherapist Tavistock Clinic UK and Geraldine Crehan Child and Adolescent Psychotherapist Child and Adolescent Mental Health Service Surrey UK. 11. Support Groups: What they Do and How they Help. Jackie Wyke Trustee for the Grandparents' Association UK. 12. What do White Kinship Carers Need to Consider when Caring for Children of Black 'Mixed Race'? Nick Banks independent Consultant Chartered Clinical Psychologist. 13. Australia and New Zealand: Assessing Parenting Capacity in Kinship Care. Marilyn McHugh Research Fellow Social Policy Research Centre University of New South Wales Australia and Paula Hayden Social Work Consultant Foster and Kinship Care Sydney Australia. 14. Kinship Care Among Families Affected by HIV in South Africa. Caroline Kuo Assistant Professor Department of Behavioral and Social Science Brown University USA Lucie Cluver Department of Social Policy and Intervention Oxford University UK and Don Operario School of Public Health Brown University USA. 15. The Views of Children in Kinship Care Their Caregivers and Their Birth Parents: Key Themes from the United States. James P. Gleeson Associate Professor Jane Addams College of Social Work University of Illinois at Chicago USA. Epilogue. Looking Forward in Kinship Care. David Pitcher. List of Contributors. Index.
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