Other CJSW Publications

Other CJSWDC Publications are exactly that - miscellaneous papers made available by the Centre that do not fall into the other publication categories.  These can include papers presented at conferences and reports too large to be considered as Briefing Papers.

Group Work with Young People Who Offend: Practitioner Networks January 2010
    Link opens in new window Bill Whyte's Presentation
    Link opens in new window Practice Perspectives and Considerations in Group Work
    Link opens in new window Practice Perspectives and Considerations in Group Work - Positive steps to managing behaviour.
    Link opens in new window The Role of Group Work
 
Functional Family Work: Practitioner Networks November 2009
    Link opens in new window  Young people, families and crime
    Link opens in new window  Systematic practice and family-based interventions
    Link opens in new window  A Gestalt approach to family work   
 
Transitions Conference June 2009
    Link opens in new window  Bill Whyte's presentation
    Link opens in new window  Time2Grow presentation
    Link opens in new window  Standing on their Own Two Feet presentation
    Link opens in new window  Dumfries & Galloway Mentoring Service presentation

Early & Effective Interventions Events, May/June 2009:
    Link opens in new window Bill Whyte's presentation
    Link opens in new window George Nedley's presentation
    Link opens in new window Case study presentation 1
    Link opens in new window Case study presentation 2
    Link opens in new window Link to 'Early and Effective Intervention Evaluation Guidance and Report' on the Scottish Government website
 

Link opens in new window 'Children and Young People with Harmful, Abusive or Offending Sexual Behaviours: A Review of the Literature' (Linda Hutton, 2008) 

Link opens in new window The Keynote Presentation given by Simon Hackett at the 2008 Conference 'Meeting Need - Managing Risk'.

Link opens in new window A full summary of the feedback from the 2007/08 Practitioner Forums for those working with children and young people with significant violent or harmful sexual behaviour.