Balancing family-centered services and child well-being : exploring issues in policy, practice, theory, and research / Elaine Walton, Patricia Sandau-Beckler, Marc Mannes, editors.
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New York :
Columbia University Press,
©2001.
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Table of Contents:
- Family-centered services: a typology, brief history, and overview of current program implementation and evaluation challenges / Peter J. Pecora, Kellie Reed-Ashcraft, and Raymond S. Kirk
- Values and ethics for family-centered practice / John P. Ronnau
- Cultural competency in providing family-centered services / Rowena Fong
- A conceptual framework for family-centered services / Elaine Walton
- Family-centered assessment and goal setting / Patricia Sandau-Beckler
- Well-being and family-centered services: the value of the developmental assets framework / Marc Mannes
- Interventions: hard and soft services / Elizabeth M. Tracy
- Formal and informal kinship care: supporting the whole family / Gary R. Anderson
- Family group conferencing: an "extended family" process to safeguard children and strengthen family well-being / Lisa Merkel-Holguin, with contributions from Kimberly Ribich
- Targeting the right families for family-centered services: current dilemmas and future directions / Ramona W. Denby
- Walking our talk in the neighborhoods: going beyond lip service in service delivery improvement / Kim Apple [and others]
- Evaluation in a dynamic environment: assessing change when nothing is constant / Marianne Berry, Marian Bussey, and Scottye J. Cash
- Multisystemic therapy: theory, research, and practice / Colleen A. Halliday-Boykins and Scott W. Henggeler
- Reclaiming a family-centered services reform agenda / Marc Mannes
- Shaping the future of family-centered services: competition or collaboration? / Kristine E. Nelson.