The Handbook of Therapeutic Care for Children : Evidence-Informed Approaches to Working with Traumatized Children and Adolescents in Foster, Kinship and Adoptive Care.

Intro -- The Handbook of THERAPEUTIC CARE for CHILDREN -- Contents -- Foreword -- Acknowledgements -- 1 - The Need for a New Paradigm in the Care and Support of Children in Foster, Kinship and Adoptive Care -- 2 - What are the Key Elements of Therapeutic Care? -- 3 - Understanding the Needs of Vulnerable Children: The Importance of Type and Timing of Maltreatment on Brain Development and Risks -- Practice reflection -- 4 - The Fundamental Role of the Mother in the Interpersonal Neurobiological Origins of Mutual Love -- Practice reflection -- 5 - 'Support and Love and All That Stuff': Evidence of Impact in the Treatment and Care for Kids Program -- Practice reflection -- 6 - The Neurosequential Model: A Developmentally Sensitive, Neuroscience-Informed Approach to Clinical Problem-Solving -- Practice reflection -- 7 - Dabakan Kooyliny - Go Slowly, Walk Slowly, Walk Together: Culturally Strong Therapeutic Care for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Children, Families and Communities -- Practice reflection -- 8 - Children in Kinship Care: Promoting Their Mental Health and Well-Being -- Practice reflection -- 9 - Therapeutic Care Teams: Horizontal Teams in the Vertical World of Out-of-Home Care -- Practice reflection -- 10 - Defining the Conceptual Maps That Resource the Day-to-Day Interactions between Carers and Children to Become More Therapeutic -- Practice reflection -- 11 - Resetting the Fabric of Love: Real-Life Applications That Promote Emotional Connection in the Day-to-Day Experience of Looked-After and Adopted Children and Their Parents -- Practice reflection -- 12 - Expressive Arts Therapy as Self-Regulatory and Relational Interventions with Children and Caregivers -- Practice reflection -- 13 - Therapeutic Care as it Evolves -- Author Biographies -- Subject Index -- Author Index -- Blank Page.

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