On a carousel : the relationship between family violence research and social work practice Ashley Seaford
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ArticleSeries: Social Work NowPublication details: Child, Youth and Family, 2015Subject(s): Online resources:
In: Social Work Now, 2015, 52: 20-28Summary: "In 2013 I participated in the Community Internship Programme1 and spent six months working at Aviva Family Violence Services in Christchurch2 where I examined national and international family violence-related research. This article explores four areas of that research and considers the implications for Child, Youth and Family social workers who support those who live with violence, as well as those who use violence, in their families. The article attempts to highlight the interdependent circular nature of the link between academic research and day-to-day social work in this field of practice." (Author's abstract).
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Social Work Now, 2015, 52: 20-28
"In 2013 I participated in the Community Internship Programme1 and spent six months working at Aviva Family Violence Services in Christchurch2 where I examined national and international family violence-related research. This article explores four areas of that research and considers the implications for Child, Youth and Family social workers who support those who live with violence, as well as those who use violence, in their families. The article attempts to highlight the interdependent circular nature of the link between academic research and day-to-day social work in this field of practice." (Author's abstract).
This issue of Social Work Now has been archived by the National Library of New Zealand.
Record #5553