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  How foster carers can help unaccompanied children seeking asylum

  … Shock, disassociation and trauma may lead to erratic behaviour. Young people may also carry survivor guilt and be …

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  Speech, language, and communication needs

  … have been found more likely to demonstrate oppositional behaviour, hyperactivity, and aggression.   What causes …

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  Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder (FASD)

  … becomes wider and more noticeable. For example, a child’s behaviour or learning difficulties may only become apparent …

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  Frequently asked questions

  … taking into account factors such as their temperament and behaviour. As a pet owner, you also need to think about how …

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  Fostering unaccompanied children seeking asylum in the UK

  … Shock, disassociation and trauma may lead to erratic behaviour. Young people may carry survivor guilt and be …

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  Foster carer makes it into top 50 Gloucestershire women of all time

  … different from my usual weekend. Understanding challenging behaviour and where it all stems from can be frustrating … young person has made progress but then returns to learnt behaviour. That’s what we’re there for, though, to support …

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  Golden Rules for Teenagers

  … it even where there is none. If your young person’s behaviour is unacceptable and needs altering, or they have … disregard for danger and indulge in very unsafe behaviour, and look totally amazed when you point out that … item to the shop while they are with you and other similar behaviour. Often just having a carer is an embarrassment for …

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  FASD and trauma (part 2) - top tips

  … are at socially and emotionally. Pitch expectations about behaviour and their need for supervision and support to that … humour, positive reinforcement and reward of good behaviour into the daily care of your child with FASD. …

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  Another view of attachment – a response to Cathy Glass’ blog by David Clarke

  … “children have failed to bond” “the child’s unacceptable behaviour” I wonder how easy these words sat with foster … in their foster child’s lives recite the “unacceptable behaviour” they see them demonstrate.  Perhaps it’s the …

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  Seeking support for children and young people with FASD in the UK

  … the inner life of person is important 2. Model desired behaviour: Growth mindset: we can all learn from mistakes  …

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• News Story
  Strengthen long-term fostering to provide stability for children, report urges

  … with the birth family, management support, and the child’s behaviour and development. The report outlines a number of …

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  Individualised transition back to school needed for children in foster care

  … to adopt a restorative rather than punitive approach to behaviour As children transition back to school, their new …

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  Keep connected contact campaign launched with new research

  … is done well, children not only show less traumatic behaviour, but they also feel more empowered to develop …

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