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Select article: ‘They needed the attention more than I did’: How do the birth children of foster carers experience the relationship with their parents?

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First published 2018-7

‘They needed the attention more than I did’: How do the birth children of foster carers experience the relationship with their parents?

Emma Adams, Alexander R Hassett, Virginia Lumsden

Adoption & Fostering

Select article: The Experience of Living with a Foster Sibling,as Described by the Birth Children of Foster Carers: A Thematic Analysis of the Literature

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First published 2011-7

The Experience of Living with a Foster Sibling,as Described by the Birth Children of Foster Carers: A Thematic Analysis of the Literature

Hayley Thompson, Susan McPherson

Adoption & Fostering

Select article: ‘Am I damaging my own family?’: Relational changes between foster carers and their birth children

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First published 2016-1

‘Am I damaging my own family?’: Relational changes between foster carers and their birth children

Hayley Thompson, Susan McPherson, Louise Marsland

Clinical Child Psychology and Psychiatry

Select article: In their own words: abused children's perceptions of care provided by their birth parents and foster carers

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First published 2015-3

In their own words: abused children's perceptions of care provided by their birth parents and foster carers

Kamran Ahmed, Laurie Windsor, Stephen Scott

Adoption & Fostering

Select article: Fostering Children and Young People with Learning Disabilities the Perspectives of Birth Children and Carers

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First published 1996-12

Fostering Children and Young People with Learning Disabilities the Perspectives of Birth Children and Carers

Janet Ames Reed

Adoption & Fostering

Select article: What do foster families and social workers think about children’s contact with birth parents? A focus group analysis

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First published 2019-9

What do foster families and social workers think about children’s contact with birth parents? A focus group analysis

María J Fuentes, Isabel M Bernedo, María D Salas [...]

International Social Work

Select article: Retaining foster carers during challenging times: the benefits of embedding reflective practice into the foster care role

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First published 2018-10

Retaining foster carers during challenging times: the benefits of embedding reflective practice into the foster care role

Caryn Onions

Adoption & Fostering

Select article: Fostering as Seen by the Carers' Children

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First published 1993-4

Fostering as Seen by the Carers' Children

Diana Part

Adoption & Fostering

Select article: Reflections on the non-accidental death of a foster carer

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First published 2016-12

Reflections on the non-accidental death of a foster carer

Kirstie Maclean

Adoption & Fostering

Select article: Allegations against Foster Carers and the Implications for Local-Authority Training and Support

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First published 2001-4

Allegations against Foster Carers and the Implications for Local-Authority Training and Support

Sheila Bray, Brian Minty

Adoption & Fostering

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