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ABSTRACT Loss permeates the experience of being placed in residential child care, yet residential workers are rarely trained to work with young people who are grieving the loss of family… Click to show full abstract
ABSTRACT Loss permeates the experience of being placed in residential child care, yet residential workers are rarely trained to work with young people who are grieving the loss of family and home. This article will provide an overview of psychodynamic theories of mourning, and will discuss how grief work can be facilitated for children and youth in residential child care.
Keywords:
residential child;
psychodynamic contributions;
child care;
mourn psychodynamic
Journal Title: Journal of Social Work Practice
Year Published: 2018
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Journal Title: Journal of Social Work Practice
Year Published: 2018
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