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A01=Celia Borland
A01=Jonathan Lacey
A01=Rachel Lacey
A01=Wendy Cunnah
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Author_Catherine Macaskill
Author_Celia Borland
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- ISBN 9781911383949
- Publication Date: 30 Sep 2024
- Publisher: Free Association Books
- Publication City/Country: GB
- Product Form: Paperback
- Language: English
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Listening to children is a vital aspect of social work practice.
'Let's talk to Barney; Listening to foster children's voices about staying connected with family' is written in a child friendly manner. It is an activity book, suitable for professionals to use with foster children in the age range 5-10 years. It is the type of book which encourages professionals to engage in an interactive manner with foster children. Its primary aim is to let the voices of foster children be heard in relation to how they feel about maintaining a relationship with different members of their birth family. It focuses on the story of a dog.The material obtained by social workers through using this tool can then be used in contact planning and when reviewing contact plans.
