Purpose The present study aims at developing a model to quantify supply chain resilience
as a single numerical value. The numerical value is called resilience index that measures …

Family support encompasses a wide variety of professionals, sectors, and intervention
paradigms that make it difficult to systematize and standardize the skills needed by the …

Building on the findings from the national study of mothers in recurrent care proceedings in
England, this paper proposes that the concepts of complex trauma and epistemic trust may …

Within the child protection system, social workers are often prompted to use their power in a
productive ('power-with') rather than oppressive ('power-over') manner. This article aims to …

Purpose: Skills used in the practice of family support workforce are implemented in different
settings and frameworks. The conceptual assumptions and epistemological frameworks of …

Children's in-session involvement in child and family therapies correlates with both positive
and negative treatment outcomes. Thus, it is important to gain a better understanding of the …

Given the emphasis on communication in social work, the empirical study of social work
interactions is an important area for research. By examining recordings of naturally occurring …

Purpose Effectively engaging parents under stress is a key component of skilful child welfare
practice. This paper aims to investigate how social workers practice with parents with either …

There are signs that the potential of developing skills to address child or family based
concerns is not being realised. In this paper, we critically analyse work with children and …

Over the past ten years, fast-track social work qualifying training routes have been
introduced and rapidly expanded in England. These programmes justify their existence …