Scottish Journal of Residential Child Care Vol 14 No 1

In this issue you'll find articles on the education of looked after children and the children's hearings' system, as well as short accounts on helping children in care cope with loss and change, and on social enterprise as a model for residential child care.

The transcript of the 2014 Kilbrandon Lecture is also published here, and we introduce the first article in a new category on doctoral research. Books reviews and highlights of the Scottish Government's 'Children's Social Work Statistics 2015' can also be found here.

Editorial

Title	Authors
Editorial Volume 14.1	Graham Connelly

Peer-reviewed articles

Title	Authors
Inclusion of looked after children in education	Claire Leslie, Azra Mohammed
Childen’s Hearings, residential child care and professional education	Raymond Taylor, Malcolm Hill

Commentary, reflections and other articles

Title	Authors
Helping children in care cope with loss and change - Nature’s way	Caroline Jay
Social Enterprise: An appropriate model for a child and youth care organisation?	Graham Bell, Lesley Fuller

The Kilbrandon Lecture

Title	Authors
Remembering Lord Kilbrandon	David Hope

Reflections on doctoral studies

Title	Authors
Child and youth care through a constructive-developmental lens	Heather Modlin

Book reviews

Title	Authors
Empathic Care for Children with Disorganised Attachments: A Model for Mentalizing, Attachment and Trauma-Informed Care	Nicola Kieran
Redirect: The surprising new science of psychological change	Marijn Somers

Tailpiece

Title	Authors
Children’s Social Work Statistics (incorporating the Children Looked after Statistics)	Ben Farrugia