The handbook of therapeutic care for children : evidence-informed approaches to working with traumatized children and adolescents in foster, relative and adoptive care / edited by Janise Mitchell, Joe Tucci, and Ed Tronick.

Includes bibliographical references and index.

The need for a new in the care and support of children in foster, relative and adoptive care -- What are the key elements of therapeutic care? -- Understanding the needs of vulnerable children : the importance of type and timing of maltreatment on brain development and risks -- The fundamental role of the mother in the interpersonal neurobiological origins of mutual love -- "Support and love and all that stuff" : evidence of impact in the treatment and care for kids program -- The neurosequential model : a developmentally-sensitive, neuroscience-informed approach to clinical problem solving -- Dabakan kooyliny -- go slowly, walk slowly, go together : culturally strong therapeutic care for aboriginal and torres straight islander children, families and communities -- Children in kinship care : issues for promoting their mental health -- Therapeutic care teams : horizontal teams in the vertical world of out of home care -- Defining the conceptual maps that resource the day to day interactions between carers and children to become more therapeutic -- Resetting the fabric of love : real life applications that promote emotional connection in the day to day experience of looked after and adopted children and their parents -- Expressive arts therapy as self-regulatory and relational interventions with children and caregivers -- Therapeutic care as it evolves.

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