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Dissertations in the Planned Environment Therapy Trust Archive and Study Centre

Brotherston, Andrea J

2002

What did you learn in school today? A reflective account based on groupwork in one mainstream school

Burnett, Angus

2004

A Foreign Correspondent: Projection and Transference Issues and the New Leader

Cammiss, Carol

2004

Unconscious processes in staff teams: The process of splitting and projection in a residential children's home

Easterbrook, Lorraine 2006 Does the SACCS Assessment Process contribute to the 'Recovery' of Traumatised Children in the area of Attachment?

Evans, Don

2002

What are the barriers to the promotion of positive relationships between residents and their families in the setting of a therapeutic community for children?

Fernyhough, Dave 2006 A Winnicottian Approach to the Management of Challenging Behaviours in Schools: How applicable are the theories of "Holding" and the "Facilitating Environment" to the management of extreme and challenging behaviour in a large secondary school?

Goodspeed, A.D.

2004

When the Cats Not Away: An examination of the role and function of the Deputy Team Leaders in a Residential Special School

Hudgell, Elaine

2004

Staff Supervision in a Residential Special School: 'How can staff supervision help care workers and teachers understand and meet the emotional needs of vulnerable young people?'

Keaveney, Clare

2000

An Reflective Examination of Ending Work Therapeutic Work with Children

Keenan, Karel A. 2006 Food Glorious Food? An exploration of the issues of anxiety and its containment for children and adults surrounding food and mealtimes in a residential therapeutic setting

Ledger, Denise

 

2000 A Family Centre approach to Early Therapeutic Intervention for Young Children and their Families
Lucas, Margarete 1993 Understanding and Working with the Symbolic Communications of an Eight-Year-Old Girl in a Residential Setting: A Case Study

McNally, Dympna

2004

'A really long day': A brief study combining motherhood and working with children

Nicholl, Louise

2004

Riding the Waves of Emotion in a Sea of Change: A reflective enquiry into the importance of emotions in processing change within a Child and Adolescent Mental Health Service

Parry, Pia

2004?

Moving on, Reflections on a Journey…A Reflective Study based on the move that some children make from one type of local authority placement to another

Peacock, Simon 1997 Holding On: An Exploration of the Relevance of 'Holding' and 'Containment' to Field Social Work with Children

Rivers, John

2004

Using Parents as First Therapists: A reflective study of enabling parents through the use of parenting groups within a Child and Adolescent Mental Health Team to become first therapists

Roach, Joanna

2002

Working With the Families of Young People in Residential Care

Roberts, Dave

2002

What is the emotional impact upon staff of changing the primary task in a residential children’s unit?

Sanders, Jenny 2006

Finding their feet: The development of infants’ sense of self during Heuristic Play sessions in a Children’s Centre

Turberville, John W. 2006 If Only You Would Exclude ‘Ben’ We Would Be Able To Work With The Others Just Fine!
A Case Study of the ‘Excludable Child’ in a Residential Special School
Ulloa, Maria L. 2006

“It is better just go” : An exploratory study of the anxieties and defences related to the quality of the attachment relationship in a pre-school setting.

Vale, Janet 1997 How Family Centres Evaluate their Practice: A study of evaluation methodologies and how they are used in family centre evaluation

Walmsley, Gill

2002

Addressing the Empty Chair: Reflections on fathers' attendance at family appointments in a child mental health setting

Wightwick, Sue 2006

‘Mummy I miss you’ ………

All Mothers Are Missed, Even 'Bad' Mothers. How understanding this belief can shape and enhance our work with troubled young people in therapeutic child care.





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