Publications

These are resources that are related directly to projects hosted or facilitated by the Family Potential Knowledge Exchange.

Tew J., Morris K., White S., FeatherstoneB. & Fenton S-J., (2016) “What has happened to ‘Think Family’ – challenges and achievements in implementing family inclusive practice”, Pavilion Annual Parental Mental Health and Child Welfare Work, Volume 1: p. 59-64

The yearbook contains contributions from a number of authors who have been part of the ESRC Knowledge Exchange, including: Moira Fraser  – A change in the law doesn’t always mean a change in real lives: making whole family approaches a reality; Ragni Whitlock and Estelle Rapsey –  Children should be seen and heard in adult mental health services; Frank Burbach –  Co-working in pairs enables effective whole family sessions; Louise Wardale – Keeping the family in mind: working together in Liverpool to implement a programme of innovation and change; and Mary Donaghy – Think Family, Northern Ireland.

Langston, J. (2016) Invisible Fathers; A study exploring the pilot of Mellow Dads Parenting Programme in Her Majesty’s Prison Oakwood

Tew, J, Plumridge, G, Nicholls, V and Clarke, H (2014), Whole family approaches to reablement in mental health – Scoping of current practice

Tew, J, Plumridge, G, Nicholls, V and Clarke, H (2014), Whole family approaches to reablement in mental health: Summary of findings

DCSF (2010b) Think family pathfinders: research update. Annesley: Department for Children, Schools and Families (DCSF), Stationery Office

DCSF (2010a) Support for all: the Families and Relationships Green Paper, London: Department for Children Schools and Families (DCSF), Stationery Office

Lloyd, C, Wollny, I, White, C, Gowland, S and Purdon, S (2011) Monitoring and evaluation of family intervention services and projects between February 2007 and March 2011 Publications GOV.UK

Morris, K Great Britain and Social Exclusion Task Force (2008) Think family: a literature review of whole family approaches London: Social Exclusion Task Force

Social Exclusion Task Force (2008) Think Family: Improving the life chances of families at risk Social Exclusion Task Force

Social Exclusion Task Force (2007) Reaching Out: Think Family Analysis and themes from the Families At Risk Review London: Social Exclusion Task Force

Fadden, G and Heelis, R (2011) The Meriden Family Programme: Lessons learned over 10 years Journal of Mental Health 20(1) 79-88

Featherstone, B., White, S., Morris, K., (2014) Re-imagining child protection: Towards humane social work with families. Policy Press. [Book]

Gümüscü, A, Nygren, L and Khoo, E (2015) Bringing the Family Back in: On Role Assignment and Clientification in the Swedish Social Services Social Sciences, 4(1) 117-133

Langston, J. (2016) Invisible Fathers: Exploring an integrated approach to supporting fathers through the Mellow Dads Parenting Programme piloted in a UK prison Journal of Integrated Care 24(4) 176-187

Roscoe, H, Constant, H and Ewart-Boyle, S (2011) Think child, think parent, think family: Interim evaluation report SCIE

Tew, J, Plumridge, G, Nicholls, V and Clarke, H (2014) Whole family approaches to reablement in mental health: Scoping current practice

Tew, J, Plumridge, G, Nicholls, V and Clarke, H (2014) Whole family approaches to reablement in mental health: Summary of findings

Tew J, Morris K, White S, Featherstone B & Fenton S-J (2016) “What has happened to ‘Think Family’ – challenges and achievements in implementing family inclusive practice” Pavilion Annual Parental Mental Health and Child Welfare Work, Volume 1: p. 59-64

Wollny, I, Apps, J, Henricson, C and National Family and Parenting Institute (Great Britain) (2010) Can government measure family wellbeing? A literature review London: Family and Parenting Institute

Ecorys (2015) Croydon Family Power – Independent evaluation report (unpublished)

Ecorys (2015) Camden Futures – Independent evaluation report (unpublished)

Rooke A et al. (2015) An evaluative study of Creative Families an arts and mental health partnership between the South London Gallery and the Parental Mental Health Team (unpublished)

Tooby A. & Duschinsky R. (2015) ‘Love Barrow Families: A Case Study of Transforming Public Services’ in Vincent S. (Ed) (2015) Early Intervention: Supporting and strengthening families. Dunedin Academic Press. Edinburgh. [Book]