Report of the Committee on Family Life 1

Abstract

Note: The Committee asks that, in reading this report, three things be kept in mind: first, that the work of the Committee has been oriented throughout to its charge, i.e., to learning what family case workers know about family life, rather than to the helping process or relationship; second, that this is an attempt to crystallize the Committee's thinking over a six- or seven-year period, rather than a report of a year's work; and finally that, in the interests of brevity, illustrative material, which might make the points clearer, has been rigidly excluded.