Child protection practice / Harry Ferguson.
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Houndmills, Basingstoke, Hampshire ; New York :
Palgrave Macmillan,
2011.
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Table of Contents:
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- Introduction: child protection practice
- Knocking on the door of history: the emergence of child protection practice
- Child abuse and the development (and decline) of intimate child protection practice
- Streets, housing estates, doorsteps: getting to the child
- The home visit: houses and the struggle to protect the abused child
- The reverberations of home visiting: going into the depths to protect children
- Hospitals, office interviews and the emotional complexity of practice
- Working with children in child protection
- The importance of touch in child protection
- Working with fathers
- Working with mothers
- Culturally sensitive child protection practice
- Multi-agency working
- Good authority and working with hostile and deceptive adults and overcoming resistance
- Spaces for reflection 1: the car in child protection
- Spaces for reflection 2: supervision and organisational practices that promote good child protection
- Conclusion: intimate child protection practice.
