The vast majority of children and young people in guardianship today are refugees, but for some, this only increases their problems through unattended trauma, poorly planned placements, inadequate support of foster carers, and multiple relocations.

This practical and evidence-based book describes the principles of family placement based on planning and evidence, and explores the qualities, skills, and knowledge that create positive placement outcomes.

"Fostering a Child's Recovery" shows how the prerequisite for good fostering is well-trained and qualified foster carers who are part of a team of professionals surrounding the child.

This book will benefit all professionals and parents involved in providing recovery to traumatized children and young people, ensuring successful placements.

Pages: 160, Year of Publication: 0115, Dimensions: 15.7x15.7cm.