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An Essential Guide to Surviving and Thriving in Residential Childcare: Lessons from the frontline on how you'll laugh, love and cry ... all before lunchtime - Softcover

Dalgleish, Jane

 
9781803884974: An Essential Guide to Surviving and Thriving in Residential Childcare: Lessons from the frontline on how you'll laugh, love and cry ... all before lunchtime

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Residential childcare is not just a job - something you clock in and out of and leave behind at the door. For any residential support worker, this guide offers valuable insight into the realities of the role. It's a vocation - a deeply human, emotional and demanding role that asks those who choose it to show up, every single day, and give of themselves for the sake of vulnerable young people who may never have known stability, trust or unconditional care. Making that commitment is hard for anyone, but it is harder still without a guide. An Essential Guide for Every Residential Childcare Worker aims to be that guide. Written by an expert with more than twenty-five years' experience in a range of frontline roles, it is a practical, jargon-free handbook that interweaves policy and core concepts with practical examples of daily practice. Paying tribute to the resilience and dedication of residential childcare workers, and emphasizing their profound role in shaping young lives, it explores the skills, principles and practices that create safe, nurturing environments for children who have experienced trauma.

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Jane Dalgleish is an experienced Senior Residential Practitioner, who has worked in residential childcare for various local authorities for more than twenty-five years. She recently left the sector to focus on her experience as a writer and trainer and she is also a Practice Educator.Jane's experience ranges from team leader to house manager in a range of settings that include children's houses, field social work, secure accommodation care and residential schools. She has experience supporting young people through complex trauma, behavioural challenges, and transitions.Having joined the profession as a mum without formal qualifications, she now holds a post graduate diploma in Advanced Residential Child Care, with a focus on play.

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