Beyond Permanence? The Importance of Resilience in Child Placement Practice and Planning

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Permanence has long been regarded as a key element in child placement planning and practice. While upholding its benefits, Robbie Gilligan argues that reliance on permanence as a guiding framework has gone too far. Instead he advocates a shift towards a resilience-based perspective which embraces the positive aspects of the permanence framework but more accurately reflects the complexity of child care problems and needs.

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Gilligan, R. (1997). Beyond Permanence? The Importance of Resilience in Child Placement Practice and Planning. Adoption and Fostering, 21(1), 12–20. https://doi.org/10.1177/030857599702100104

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