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Showing 1 to 5 of 5 for “"Parental Substance Misuse"”.
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A Mindfulness-Based Intervention to Improve Family Functioning Among Child Welfare-Involved Families with Substance Use
<p>Despite the frequent co-occurrence of parental substance misuse and child maltreatment, the field lacks feasible and effective intervention and strategies designed to meet the complex needs of child welfare-involved families with substance misuse. Mindfulness demonstrates promise in cultivating …
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Building opportunities for reflection: exploring the use of the ‘Mapping Tool’ in group supervision for social workers working in child protection
… concerns about neglect, domestic violence and parental substance misuse the most frequently cited reasons for involvement. <br/><br/>Secondly, Social Workers completed a survey to capture their views on the group supervision modality. The key findings were that group supervision was viewed …
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The experience of young carers in the context of a range of parental conditions: physical disability, mental health problems and substance misuse.
… explore the affect and significance of differing parental conditions on the experiences commonly reported by young carers. Previous studies on young caring have reflected on the impacts of caring for parents with particular `types' of conditions (normally physical disability or mental health …
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Alcohol misuse therapy within the child protection arena : an interpretative phenomenological analysis of the experiences of mothers
… between childhood sexual abuse and perceived parental competence. Finally, the methodological quality of the reviewed studies will be appraised and findings synthesised in order to provide a review of the relevant literature. <br/>Methods: Web of Science, PsychINFO & MEDLINE databases were all …
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Assessing the feasibility of using actuarial risk assessment tool to identify risks in child protection cases.
… the direction of scores for the two groups. Parental substance misuse was more common in the Deceased group, whilst households where a child had a disability or delinquency problems were both more common in the Survivor group. FRAAN risk scores could not effectively distinguish between fatal …