Developing Reflective Practice
Making Sense of Social Work in a World of Change

Distributed for Policy Press at the University of Bristol
224 pages
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6 1/4 x 9 1/4
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© 2000
- Contents
Table of Contents

Contents
Preface
Daphne Statham CBE
Reflections, partnerships and teams: an acknowledgement
Notes on contributors and commentators
Introduction
Daphne Statham CBE
Reflections, partnerships and teams: an acknowledgement
Notes on contributors and commentators
Introduction
Helen Martyn
Part I: Direct work with children and young people
Introduction
Helen Martyn
Case Studies
James: Moving on to independent living
Patrick Lonergan
Eve: From victim to healthy survivor?
Mary Cody
Amos and Christopher: Working towards care proceedings
Michael O’Dempsey
Carol: Moving to a permanent placement
Stephen Kitchman
Sarah: Understanding and containing damage and disturbance?
Veronique Faure
Commentary from an academic perspective
Kate Wilson
Commentary from a practitioner perspective
Rosemary Gordon
Learning points
Rosemary Gordon
Part 2: Work with families
Introduction
Helen Martyn
Case studies
The Phillips family: An adoption assessment
Mary Cody
The Drays: Breaking the pattern of reactive behaviour
Stephen Kitchman
The Reids: Putting boundaries in place
Michael Atkinson
The Green family: Work with a lone parent and her children
Patrick Lonergan
Carol, Anna and Khadia: Work with a three generation black family
Veronique Faure
Commentary from an academic perspective
Jane Dutton
Commentary from a practitioner perspective
Sigurd Reimers
Learning points
Helen Martyn
Part 3: Implications for policy and practice
A management perspective
Patrick Kidner
References and further reading
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