This article is a practice reflection on the theme of love in social care. It explores the personal qualities required for social care practice and the role of a social care worker in residential child care . A definition of love is provided, and comparisons are made between the concepts of love and compassion. Questions are raised about the the issue of boundaries in the professional helping relationship and the impact of defensive practice on children's emotional development. The article concludes that love and compassion are essentially the same thing, and that since compassion is a necessary pre-requisite for the work, love is, and always will be a the core of everything we do
Central actors in the child protection field in Norway argue that children in public care should n...
Love is rarely mentioned in Early Childhood Education and Care and there is no agreed definition for...
Summary The emotional, social and academic problems of children and young people in public care have...
This article is a practice reflection on the theme of love in social care. It explores the personal ...
While working in the life-space of children and youth it is hard to imagine an interaction that does...
Since children and youth are often cared for by many professionals who are trained and educated in d...
Everyone needs to feel loved. The author examines what 'love' means in the context of residential ch...
Ten years ago it would have been highly unlikely to be publishing a journal issue on a theme of love...
The article focuses on the role love can play in professional child welfare services (CWS). It is ba...
Central actors in the child protection field in Norway argue that children in public care should not...
I wrote this piece in the hopes to open a conversation about the impact of love within the care syst...
Questions about whether love can be offered in residential child care units, whether combining child...
This paper explores the development of practice in residential child care, initially within the cont...
Framed as an extension of Noddings’ notion of the ‘ethic of care,’ the paper sets out an argument ab...
In this very personal account, Angus Skinner, former Chief Social Work Adviser to Scottish Ministers...
Central actors in the child protection field in Norway argue that children in public care should n...
Love is rarely mentioned in Early Childhood Education and Care and there is no agreed definition for...
Summary The emotional, social and academic problems of children and young people in public care have...
This article is a practice reflection on the theme of love in social care. It explores the personal ...
While working in the life-space of children and youth it is hard to imagine an interaction that does...
Since children and youth are often cared for by many professionals who are trained and educated in d...
Everyone needs to feel loved. The author examines what 'love' means in the context of residential ch...
Ten years ago it would have been highly unlikely to be publishing a journal issue on a theme of love...
The article focuses on the role love can play in professional child welfare services (CWS). It is ba...
Central actors in the child protection field in Norway argue that children in public care should not...
I wrote this piece in the hopes to open a conversation about the impact of love within the care syst...
Questions about whether love can be offered in residential child care units, whether combining child...
This paper explores the development of practice in residential child care, initially within the cont...
Framed as an extension of Noddings’ notion of the ‘ethic of care,’ the paper sets out an argument ab...
In this very personal account, Angus Skinner, former Chief Social Work Adviser to Scottish Ministers...
Central actors in the child protection field in Norway argue that children in public care should n...
Love is rarely mentioned in Early Childhood Education and Care and there is no agreed definition for...
Summary The emotional, social and academic problems of children and young people in public care have...