residential care

Residential care includes out-of-home placement in a facility such as a group home or treatment centre. Residential care is provided for children who are experiencing problems, including behavioural and adjustment, and cannot function in a family setting.

Title	Authors	Year Sort ascending
Characteristics of children in residential treatment in New York State	Dale, N., Baker, A. J. L., Anastasio, E., & Purcell, J.	2007
Addressing the Effects of Child Maltreatment through the Lens of Domestic Violence	Lawson, Ann Gardiner, Susan MacLaurin, Bruce Johansson, Bjorn	2006
A Comparative Study of Parental Sensitivity Between Three Groups of Adolescent Mothers	Paquette, Daniel Zoccolillo, Mark Bigras, Marc Labelle, Marie-Ève Azar, Rima Emery, Jacinthe	2004
Guidelines in Child and Youth Care Family Work: A Case Story	Charles, Grant Charles, Holly	2003
Children in Care in Canada: A summary of current issues and trends with recommendations for future research	Farris-Manning, Cheryl Zandstra, Marietta	2003
Treatment of Choice or a Last Resort? A Review of Residential Mental Health Placements for Children and Youth	Frensch, Karen M. Cameron, Gary	2002
The Social Construction of Resilience Among Problem Youth In Out-Of-Home Placement: A Study of Health-Enhancing Deviance	Ungar, Michael	2001
Standards for Staffed Children's Residential Services Provided Under the Child, Family and Community Service Act 1998	Standards for Staffed Children's Residential Services Committee: Federation of Child and Family Services of British Columbia Child and Youth Care Association of British Columbia Federation of British Columbia Youth In Care Networks British Columbia Federation of Foster Parent Associations Provincial Association of Residential Community Alternatives	1998