Scottish Journal of Residential Child Care Vol 17 No 3

In this issue, we present three peer-reviewed articles, five commentaries, and a book review. These cover a wide range of topics and experiences, encouraging readers to reflect on ways of supporting young people and practitioners.

Highlights for this issue include: the first of three research articles looking at compassion fatigue in residential child care; and the report of a small-scale study of women’s experience of participation.

You can also download your full copy of the Journal online.

Editorial

Name	Authors
Editorial	Graham Connelly

Peer reviewed articles

Name	Authors
Compassion fatigue, compassion satisfaction and work engagement in residential child care	Dr Kerry Audin, Dr Jolanta Burke, Dr Itai Ivtzan
Fellowship as social-pedagogical treatment	Mogens Jensen
Gender and restraint training. Why are all the trainers men and why might this really matter?	Brodie Paterson, Bryan Shewry, Patrick Bradley and Vaughan Bowie

Commentary, reflections and other articles

Name	Authors
Diary: Olivia Khan	Olivia Khan
Mind the Gap: Factors that can support responses to offending in residential child care and the challenges of implementation	Deborah Nolan and Joe Gibb
Change and Continuity: Caring for Children and Young People	Carole Wilkinson
Ambiguous Loss	Nina Vaswani
The importance of love within the care system: Love should be a right	Helen Johnston