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How research can help foster carers

Katherine Mautner, Play Therapist at the Anna Freud Centre,  discusses how understanding why children and young people may struggle to respond to their care helps all to work towards responding differently.

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A social work perspective on neuroscience research

James Kargbo, Senior Practitioner, and Lauren Crawley, Social Worker, Camden Fostering Team, discuss how research can inform safe caring plans and guide foster carers.

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Importance of staying connected to a child’s experiences

Katherine Mautner, Play Therapist at the Anna Freud Centre , explains how foster carers can work towards establishing feelings of trust and safety with the children in their care.

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Helping a child create coherent memories

Katherine Mautner, Play Therapist at the Anna Freud  Centre , gives practical examples for foster carers to use to help children and young people make sense of their experiences.

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The value of curiosity for foster carers

Katherine Mautner, Play Therapist at the Anna Freud Centre, discusses how curiosity can help carers respond in a way that is more sensitive and appropriate to the children in their care.

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