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Achterplattekst
In 1989 the First European Conference on Residential Care "Innovations in Residential Care" was held in De Haan (Belgium). Referents from all over Europe contributed to this conference. This book contains the major lectures of this conference.
The book attempts to give a general view of new residential care approaches for children and young adults with (severe) psycho-social problems. It focusses on new scientific research projects as well as on practical applications, concerning not only objectives and methods, but also results and implications.
The aim of the book is to inform scientists and practitioners from all over Europe on new developments in residential care for young people.
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Contents
Table of contents
Board of the European Scientific Association for Residential and Foster Care for Children and Adolescents
List of Contributors
Introduction – W. Hellinckx

Section I: Recent Developments
Forces in innovation – J.D. van der Ploeg
Residential care for children. Issues and developments – R. Bullock
Residential child care. A case for innovation – M. Colton
Is there a future for residential care in the United Kingdom? – D. Cliffe
Twenty years of innovation in residential care in the Federal Republic of Germany (FRG) – H.E. Colla-Müller
Investigating residential care in Flanders – W. Hellinckx, B. Van den Bruel & A. Vanden Berge
The state as a parent. Crises and innovations in residential care for abused and neglected children in Greece – H. Agathonos-Georgopoulou

Section II: New Types of Residential Care
Community based treatment in group homes for youths with social problem behaviour – Tj. Zandberg
Living independently (under supervision) – H. Müller-Kohlenberg

Section III: Innovating Approaches
A multitheoretical approach in an institution for intensive residential treatment – L.E. Rietdijk & F. Verheij
Paradise regained. The restoration of psychic functioning in the residential setting – M. Rose
The daily routine. A key concept for treatment and program-development – H.D. Jagers, I.C.M. Beljaars & M.H. Beumer
The educational value system of therapeutic communities – D.J. Ottenberg
The socio-ecological approach to problem behaviour. A perspective on integrated treatment – E. Scholte

Section IV: New Methodical Aspects
Quality requirements for intake and treatment in residential care – J.E. Rink
Methodical welfare work by residential groupleaders – P.A. de Ruyter
Group consultation. Personnel supervision in residential care – W. Mutzeck
Vigilant decision-making in connection with residential admission of juveniles – E.J. Knorth
Leaving residential care. A stressful experience – M. Smit
A psychological approach to foster-parenting in residential care – P. Durning

Section V: Follow up & Effect Studies
Specialised residential treatment for difficult adolescents. Some recent findings – S. Millham & M. Little
The psychological effects of residential care, what we know and what we need to know – S. Wolkind
The effects of placement and the adult life of formerly placed children – M. Corbillon, J. Assailly & M. Duymé

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Zoekwoorden:
jeugdinstellingen
Europees onderzoek
therapeutische aanpak
interventiemethoden
pleegzorgsystemen
gedragsproblematiek
sociale integratie
multinationale conferentie
beleidsvernieuwing
behandelvisie
nazorgstrategieën
gezinssubstitutie