Child-Centred Practice: Principles and Challenges in Social Work
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This report delves into the concept of child-centred practice, emphasizing the importance of prioritizing the needs, interests, and feelings of children in social work interventions. It examines the principles and values that underpin this approach, highlighting the significance of attachment theory in understanding child development and well-being. The report discusses the challenges faced by social workers, including working with uncertainty, bureaucratic pressures, and ethical dilemmas. It explores debates around the balance between professional responsibilities and children's rights, emphasizing the need for child participation and the complexities of safeguarding processes. The report references key literature and research, including the 'Framework for the Assessment of Children in Need and their Families,' to provide a comprehensive overview of child-centred practice and its implications for social work.
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