National Casa Gal
OCTOBER 9, 2024
As we celebrate 40 years of VOCA, we reflect on its remarkable contributions and the lives it has changed. Read More. The post Celebrating the 40th anniversary of the Victims of Crime Act (VOCA) appeared first on National CASA/GAL Association for Children.
N.A.H
OCTOBER 9, 2024
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Social Work Blog
OCTOBER 9, 2024
By Maren Dale How much social media is too much for a teen? No one knows for sure, but the issue of social media addiction has many people concerned. One study, published in 2016, not only showed that 59% of parents believe their teens are addicted to their mobile devices, but 50% of teens themselves believe they are addicted. That in and of itself is alarming.
The Guardian
OCTOBER 9, 2024
Sector has hired 185,000 foreign recruits in last two years, figures show, more than offsetting drop in British workers One in five care workers in England are now men, the highest level on record, according to new figures showing immigration is reducing the social care staffing crisis. Care work traditionally has been female-dominated but men now make up 21% of the workforce in England, the first time they have represented more than a fifth of care workers since records began.
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Gary Direnfeld
OCTOBER 9, 2024
Some kids come home after school and can’t seem to hold themselves together. Meltdowns. There is a belief that after holding themselves together all day at school, they use home as a safe place to let it go. Maybe for some. For those where it may be the case that they truly are spent holding themselves together at school, we wonder about neurodivergences and/or mental health challenges.
The Guardian
OCTOBER 9, 2024
Safe House is a haunting song cycle by Walsh and Anna Mullarkey while the experimental company’s Signal to Noise pushes language to breaking point In a Dublin theatre festival programme jammed with fresh perspectives and inventive productions, Safe House (★★★★★) , a new collaboration between writer-director Enda Walsh and composer Anna Mullarkey, is a dazzling achievement.
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NCCPR Child Welfare Blog
OCTOBER 9, 2024
● The Imprint reports on a series of meetings in which families and their advocates told some of New York City’s biggest names in family policing – private agencies that have been around in some cases for a century or more - how much harm they have done. No surprise there. Here’s the surprise: The agencies’ response boiled down to – well yes, you’re right.
Gary Direnfeld
OCTOBER 9, 2024
You have to understand, the nar-cissist isn’t looking for a win/win. They’re often not even looking for a win/lose. What they are looking for is to make the life of someone they blame, miserable. If they win something in the process, that’s just a bonus. Sure, there will be some outcomes they will prefer, but don’t lose sight that significantly, their motivation is your demise.
Gary Direnfeld
OCTOBER 9, 2024
The child said they were bored. It was a casual hint to the parent that the child wanted to watch TV. The child was hoping to appeal to the parent’s wish to make them happy by signaling distress. The child was moping. The parent said, “I hear you.” That’s it. Then the parent carried on with what they were doing. The parent knew not to rush in to make their child feel better by giving into something.
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