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期刊名:Child and adolescent social work journal

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ISSN:0738-0151

e-ISSN:1573-2797

IF/分区:1.7/Q2

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Jeanne Felter,He Len Chung,Amanda Guth et al. Jeanne Felter et al.
Community-based programs serve a critical need for vulnerable youth and families. In recent years, researchers and practitioners have urged programs to adopt a trauma-informed care (TIC) approach to address adversity in young people's lives...
Adrián García-Mollá,Ángela Carbonell,José Javier Navarro-Pérez et al. Adrián García-Mollá et al.
Background: Child maltreatment is a significant global problem concerning over 25% of children around the world. Traditionally, the assessment of children's welfare was characterized by the creation of instruments and mod...
Cynthia A Lietz,Justine R Cheung Cynthia A Lietz
Many colleges and universities are creating campus-based programs to support students with a background in foster care. When considering the histories of trauma experienced by these young people, meeting mental health needs is an important ...
Milira Cox,Jennifer Brown Urban,Kristen Hassmiller Lich et al. Milira Cox et al.
This study elicited the perspectives of youth, caregivers, service providers and researchers to explore how communities can best support the transition to adulthood for youth ages 16-21 with mental health and functional impairments, who are...
Aaron H Rodwin,Rei Shimizu,Raphael Travis Jr et al. Aaron H Rodwin et al.
Mental health disorders and suicidality are rising among adolescents and young adults (A-YA) while rates of treatment engagement remain notoriously low. Emerging research supports the potential of music-based interventions to improve mental...
Katie A McCormick,Ana Chatham,Vanessa V Klodnick et al. Katie A McCormick et al.
Purpose. Transition-age youth (TAY) who have experienced or are experiencing complex trauma, system involvement and homelessness are at increased risk for serious mental health needs and related challenges. However, these vulnerable and his...
Ashley N Palmer,John P Connolly Ashley N Palmer
Prior research on disconnected youth has defined connectedness to school or work during emerging adulthood as an either/or outcome, conflicting with research on emerging adulthood, which suggests varied, individualized pathways. This study ...
Keunhye Park,Mark E Courtney Keunhye Park
Transitioning to adulthood is difficult for young people aging out of foster care. Research shows that this population faces substantial challenges in trying to avoid legal system involvement during this difficult period of life. Seeking to...
Hee Jin Kim,Sejung Yang,Daejun Park Hee Jin Kim
This study aimed to examine pathways from child abuse to school adjustment and the roles of self-control and academic stress on the link among North Korean adolescent refugees living in South Korea and native South Korean adolescents. A tot...
Kristina Lovato,Megan Finno-Velasquez,Sophia Sepp et al. Kristina Lovato et al.
This descriptive study sought to explore how child welfare agencies and community partner organizations experienced and adapted service provision for immigrant children and families during the COVID-19 pandemic. Semi-structured qualitative ...