Special selection of papers on staff development and training,
in a collection put together for the CYC-Net Auction September 2014
This auction is now closed, but one-off copies of some of these papers may be available.
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Beyond the instructional mode: creating a holding environment for learning about the use of self Journal of Social Work Practice 22 (1) 67-83 (2008)
Total immersion: using group care placements to maximise practice learning Social Work Education 24 (4) 423 – 438 (2005)
Patterns of psychological presence and absence in training for residential child care Social Work Education 17 (3) 375 – 387 (1998)
The ‘Matching Principle’: Designing for Process in Professional Education Social Work Education 18 (2) 161 – 170 (1999)
The Learning Relationship: Learning and Development for Relationship-Based Practice in: Relationship-based social work : getting to the heart of practice, edited by Gillian Ruch, Adrian Ward and Danielle Turney London, Jessica Kingsley pp.183 – 198 (2010)
Building a Team in: Social Care Management in Practice, edited by Janet Seden and Jill Reynolds. Buckingham, Open University Press pp.33 – 55 (2003)
also includes:
Special Issue of Therapeutic Communities journal on Training for Therapeutic Practice
(signed copy)
Vol.17 no. 4 Winter 1996: 96 pages
Contents:
Facilitating the movement of psychiatric in-patient staff to a new role in a community residential service Lorel Curry
The therapeutic educational community as an agent of change: Towards a Lewinian model of peer learning Paul Barber
Learning from experience about therapeutic work. Teaching devices to develop personal reflection and shared learning Chris Beedell
Meeting to learn and learning to meet: The use of staff-student meetings on a training programme Adrian Ward
Will I get it right? Using median groups in acamdemic settings as a preparation for professional practice Teresa Howard
On the experience of keeping a reflective journal while training Deborah Best
Using the situation: Management perspectives and their potential in staff development and training John Diamond
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