Trauma informed practice

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'Why social work needs to talk about shame'

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'When supporting children with trauma, we often forget foster carers'

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‘We cannot keep him safe’: the impact of trauma post adoption

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'Why recognising parents as victims is essential to tackling child to parent abuse'

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‘Safeguarding in the context of adoption and special guardianship – why families need ongoing support'

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Mental healthcare for looked-after children 'inadequate and unevidenced', warn experts

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'What I wish I had known when a child's reaction frightened me'

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Talking about trauma: practice tips

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Why understanding executive function is critical when working with homeless people

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'How admitting I disliked a child helped me grow as a social worker'

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Recognising and responding to shame in child protection: key practice points

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Extra-familial harm: understanding trauma responses in young people

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