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Adoption & Fostering

ISSN Print: 0308-5759

ISSN Online: 1740-469X

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The relation between adult adoptees’ feelings about relinquishment, adoption and satisfaction with life

Daisy Smeets,Femmie Juffer,Gera ter Meulen

The educational aspirations and psychological well

Andrew Brown,Cerith S Waters,Katherine H Shelton

Hearty Lives (Liverpool): a case study

Hannah Madden,James Evans,Jane Oyston,Melanie Hills,Nicholas Medforth

Shaping Children’s Services by Chris Hanvey

Tim Hobbs

‘They don’t meet the stereotypes in the boxes…’: Foster carers’ and clinicians’ views on the utility of psychometric tools in the mental health assessment of looked after children

Catherine Frogley,Dawn Querstret,Mary John,Ruth Denton

Disenfranchised grief: the emotional impact experienced by foster carers on the cessation of a placement

Angela Sitoe,David Lynes

Abstracts, 2019

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Northern Ireland

Kerry O’Halloran

Adoption and contact: judicial perspective, 2019

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Scotland

Rhona Pollock

Letter

Julia Feast

England and Wales

Alexandra Conroy-Harris

Abstracts, 2019

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Must it be?

Roger Bullock

‘My children are my world’: Raising the voices of birth mothers with substantial experience of counselling following the loss of their children to adoption or foster care

Barbara Rishworth,Clarissa Stevens,Hannah CM Morgan,Lizette Nolte

‘The love is spread out’: how birth children talk about their experiences of living with foster children

Kate Stoneman,Rudi Dallos

Northern Ireland

Kerry O’Halloran

Issues in interpreting the findings from adoption outcome studies: A checklist for practitioners

Eveliina Holmgren,Marko Elovainio

The value of international studies

Roger Bullock

Scotland

Rhona Pollock

The effectiveness of mindfulness

Sailaa Sunthararajah

Quality Improvement Project: Understanding and improving health outcomes for unaccompanied asylum seeking children (UASC) in Harrow

Bina Chauhan

The needs of carers: applying a hierarchy of needs to a foster and kinship care context

Carol Harvey,Cathy Humphreys,Helen Herrman,Josh Fergeus

Fostering unaccompanied asylum seeking young people: the views of foster carers on their training and support needs

Abigail Sidery

The high incidence of developmental difficulties and evolving needs of children and young people after adoption: a review of 40 children adopted from Southwark, 2019

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Supporting the Mental Health of Looked After and Adopted Children by Karen Aldred and Helen Rodwell

Martin Gilbert

Keeping secrets: how children in foster care manage stigma

Danielle Shbero,Diane Dansey,Mary John

Language is never neutral: a critical analysis of the language surrounding adoption in the UK

Gary Clapton

Foster Care in England: A review for the Department for Education by Sir Martin Narey and Mark Owers

Sonia Jackson

Multisystemic Therapy in families of adopted young people referred for antisocial behaviour problems

Bronwyn Harrison-Stewart,Hayleigh Millar,Simone Fox

A review of interventions to support the educational attainments of children and adolescents in foster care

Inka I M？nnist？,Raija A Pirttimaa

The communication needs of looked after children, 2018

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Meeting my child for the first time: adoptive parents’ experiences of the period of adoption transition

Lisa Lewis

Challenging the Politics of Early Intervention: Who’s ‘saving’ children and why by Val Gillies, Rosalind Edwards and Nicola Horsley

Nick Axford

Is evidence being hijacked for political purposes?

Roger Bullock

Scotland, 2018

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Supporting positive sexual health and healthy sexual development: a relationship and sex education programme for unaccompanied asylum seeking young people, 2018

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Where does research fit in?

Roger Bullock

How children in foster care engage with loyalty conflict: presenting a model of processes informing loyalty

Danielle Shbero,Diane Dansey,Mary John

‘We all belonged in there somewhere’: young people’s and carers’ experiences of a residential sibling contact event

Gracie McLaven,Pamela Parker

Northern Ireland, 2018

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Scotland

Rhona Pollock

Still the ‘trusty anvil’?: media perspectives on adoption reform in England

Derek Kirton

The Reflective Fostering Programme: background and development of a new approach

Antonella Cirasola,Chloe Austerberry,Dana Lassri,Grace West,Nick Midgley,Patrick Luyten,Peter Fonagy,Sally Wood,Sheila Redfern

Abstracts, 2018

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Reflections on a serious case review: how health recommendations have changed since 2011 and the impact of professional curiosity on health assessments, 2018

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Northern Ireland

Kerry O’Halloran

Preserving and memorialising relationships: exploring young people’s experiences of foster care through the lens of social capital

Justin Rogers

The supervising social worker in an inner city: how practitioners perceive and experience their role

Charlotte Jaggar

Changes in out of home care and permanence planning among young children in Scotland, 2003 to 2017

Gillian Henderson,Ruth Woods

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